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See The Light, Kiss The Ground: A Docu-Novel of the Vietnam War

De: Steve Andrews
Narrado por: Zachary Andrews
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"Welcome to our nice little Vietnam conflict, meatheads! Now sit the fuck down, shut the fuck up and listen like your life depends on it… 'cause it does!"March 1970. Staff Sergeant Mike Mitchell steps off a helicopter into the suffocating heat of Vietnam's Central Highlands with 355 days left on his clock. See the Light, Kiss the Ground follows Mitchell across a full year of war, from his first fearful days as a replacement through frontline combat, elite reconnaissance operations, and the long surreal journey home. On one track, Mitchell and his fellow grunts fight their way through ambushes, booby traps, firefights, and the slow grind of jungle patrols where the enemy is everywhere and nowhere. On a parallel track, the political world collides with theirs: Nixon invades Cambodia, four students fall at Kent State, the antiwar movement explodes, and back home the body count climbs in newspapers these men will never read.This is a novel about what the war did to the men who fought it. The brotherhood that kept them alive. The black humor that kept them sane. The medics who stopped the bleeding, the point men who walked into the unknown first, the good lieutenants who led from the front, the bad leaders who didn’t listen, and the draftees who never asked to be there but refused to let their brothers down. It is about the slow transformation of a young sergeant who does not believe in the war but believes completely in the men beside him. And it is about what happens when those men finally come home to a country that does not want to hear what they have been through.Best for readers who love visceral, ground-level war fiction in the tradition of Tim O'Brien, Karl Marlantes, and James Webb. For veterans, their families, students of history, and anyone who has ever wondered what it really felt like to be young, afraid, and 8,000 miles from home in a war your own country had stopped believing in.©2026 Steve Andrews (P)2026 Steve Andrews Ciencias políticas Guerra y ejército Literatura de género Narrativa literaria Política y gobierno
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