Sure, there are complications and hard decisions, but in the end, we’re right to be fighting Communism there.
Vietnam, 1967. The war began two years ago, and over four hundred thousand Americans are now fighting overseas. To them, civilian life seems like a forgotten dream. Here nature itself is deadly, and the Communist foe is devious and elusive. Ultimately, the war is a struggle between freedom and tyranny.
In the Highlands of South Vietnam, Steven Parker, nineteen years old, commands a squad of Marines. He sees the war from an infantryman’s perspective: the rain and mud, the endless patrols, the constant vigilance for ambushes and booby traps. His men are tough, well-trained fighters, and they rely on him to lead them well. From the sweltering jungles, to the flooded rice paddies, to the war-torn streets of Hué, they battle a ferocious enemy in the heroic fight to save the people of South Vietnam from the menace of Communism.
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