VIETNAM UNCENSORED –HONOR, SACRIFICE, AND THE BROTHERHOOD WHO FOUGHT TOGETHER

I am humbled by the astounding success of the book launch. Thanks for all who participated.

Vietnam Uncensored is more than a memoir — it’s a tribute to the men who fought and died in the jungles of Vietnam. I served alongside the 1st Cav, the 101st and 173rd Airborne, and countless other units, tells the story of war from the perspective of someone who lived it.

The memoir is not a sanitized version of Vietnam; it’s raw, brutal, and real. The bond between soldiers — what some call the “brotherhood of combat” — is at the heart of the book.

These soldiers, many of whom were barely out of high school, found themselves fighting a conflict that would change them forever. I detail not just the battlefields, but the emotional scars left by war — PTSD, loss, and the struggle to adjust when returning home.

While many soldiers fought for honor, the book makes it clear that survival was often our only goal. It speaks to the chaos, the fear, and the incredible strength found in the men beside them.

Vietnam Uncensored is a look at the unspoken side of war, the sacrifices made, and the legacy of those who served. It’s a call to remember, to honor, and to give back to those who sacrificed everything. The memoir is now available on Amazon. Stand with me to continue the book’s success. Thanks.