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Waging the War Within

Name: Waging the War Within
Brand: McFarland
SKU: 40361858
Price: 16.88 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: Fortner Tim Fortner
ISBN: 9781476640044

A Marine's Memoir of Vietnam and PTSD

Fortner Tim Fortner

Ridley Elizabeth Ridley

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Editoras McFarland, abril 2020

United Sates Marine Sergeant Tim Fortner survived 14 months in Vietnam as a door gunner in a CH-46 h... Descrição completa

Código Libristo: 40361858

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United Sates Marine Sergeant Tim Fortner survived 14 months in Vietnam as a door gunner in a CH-46 helicopter, completing 27 strike flight missions. He was awarded the Air Medal for heroic achievement in aerial flight. Like many veterans, his real battle didn't begin until he returned home, where he struggled to adjust to the "e;new normal"e; of American life in 1969, still haunted by his experiences during the nation's most unpopular war. His memoir describes his military training, his unit's harrowing missions inserting and extracting troops over landing zones under enemy fire, and his four-decade struggle with service-connected PTSD.