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Once Upon a Distant War:: Young War Correspondents and the Early Vietnam Battles
 

Once Upon a Distant War:: Young War Correspondents and the Early Vietnam Battles
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Once Upon a Distant War:: Young War Correspondents and the Early Vietnam Battles

by William Prochnau
Product Group: Book
Publisher: Crown (1995-11-07)
ISBN: 0812926331
EAN: 9780812926330
Binding/Media: Hardcover - 546 pages
Edition: 1
Release Date: 1995-11-07
SKU: 708852
Condition: Collectable Like New
Comments: **A WONDERFUL COLLECTIBLE HARDBACK BOOK!** AS PICTURED. 1ST EDITION, EARLY PRINT. HARDBACK BOOK, DUST JACKET AND PAGES ARE IN FINE CONDITION. SHIPS RAPIDLY. GREAT PACKAGING. PRIORITY AIR MAIL.


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Product Description
An enthralling, character-rich account of how a small group of young war correspondents--including the legendary David Halberstam, Neil Sheehan, and Mal Browne--came to Vietnam in the early '60s, and changed the nature of the war, the media, the country--and themselves. of photos.
Amazon.com Review
Prochnau's book is an illuminating account of the early years of American involvement in Vietnam, and of the war correspondents who made it their beat. "In the beginning," Prochnau writes, "it was such a nice little war," an exotic campaign of spies and intrigue that brought out the Hemingway in a small army of reporters eager to make their names---among them present-day CNN correspondent Peter Arnett, New York Times correspondent David Halberstam, and wire reporter Neil Sheehan, author of A Bright Shining Lie. When that nice little war turned ugly, many of these reporters became firm opponents of American involvement in Vietnam, disillusioned by official lies and delusions. Prochnau's anecdote-rich account of the work of these brave men and women, which often reads like something straight out of Graham Greene, is altogether fascinating.
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