We Are Soldiers Still : A Journey Back to the Battlefields of Vietnam

from sgtbigg

This is the follow up to Moore and Galloway's We Were Soldiers Once...and Young. The original book, for those who have not read it, documents the battles of the Ia Drang valley in 1965, in which Moore commanded the 1st Battalion of the 7th Cavalry Regiment. The more recent book discusses Moore an...

from sgtbigg

This is the follow up to Moore and Galloway's We Were Soldiers Once...and Young. The original book, for those who have not read it, documents the battles of the Ia Drang valley in 1965, in which Moore commanded the 1st Battalion of the 7th Cavalry Regiment. The more recent book discusses Moore an...

from pennsylady

Lt. Gen. Harold Moore and journalist , Joseph Galloway return to Vietnam more than four decades after the 34-day Battle of the Ia Drang Valley. Ia Drang is called "The Battle That Changed the War in Vietnam." After multiple bureaucratic roadblocks, they are permitted to enter what the Vietnamese ...

from Hiromatsuo

Billed as a sequel, but more like a "where are they now" book. Overall, an excellent follow-up to their classic war memoir "We Were Soldiers Once...And Young". Hal Moore and Joe Galloway talked about several trips they took back to Vietnam and to the battlefields of Ia Drang (LZ X-Ray & Albany), ...

from sgtbigg

This is the follow up to Moore and Galloway's We Were Soldiers Once...and Young. The original book, for those who have not read it, documents the battles of the Ia Drang valley in 1965, in which Moore commanded the 1st Battalion of the 7th Cavalry Regiment. The more recent book discusses Moore an...