Grunts View
James Carlisle
abr 2010 · Xlibris Corporation
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The author in this book tries to give the reader more depth into the Viet Nam War. Not only does he cover his time in Viet Nam, both as a Grunt, and a REMF; but he covers some different and little known areas of the War; the people of Viet Nam, the Civic Actions that took place, Plus more of in depth look at what some of our men went through and how it has affected the Veterans. He tells how some of the political decisions cost the US casualties, and closes with who lost the War.
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He went into the Marines at age 18 to get the GI Bill as he only had an 8th grade education with a masters at hard labor. He ended up serving in SVN in 1966 -67-68-70 and 1971. He was a 0311 infantry, better known as a grunt. His personal decorations include the Silver Star, Bronze Star w/v, 5 Purple Hearts, 3 Presidential Unit Citations, 6 Viet Nam Campaigns and numerous other awards. He served in every billet in a rifle platoon from private to platoon commander, which earned him a Combat Meritorious Promotion to Staff Sergeant. He now lives in Las Vegas NV with his wife.
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