From Duty to Doubt: What A.W.O.L. Teaches Us About the True Cost of War
War memoirs usually get remembered for their battle scenes. But some of the most powerful ones are remembered for something else: what happens when a soldier stops fighting the enemy and starts fighting himself. That's the territory John Hatch explores in A.W.O.L., his deeply personal account of Navy service during the Vietnam War era. For readers who love historical non fiction books, it's a...
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