Soldiering on in a Dying War Nicole Saginor Blue Mountains 1830s

Blue Mountains 1830s

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Soldiering on in a Dying War Nicole Saginor Blue Mountains 1830sBy the autumn of 1971 a war weary American public had endured a steady stream of bad news about the conduct of its soldiers in Vietnam. It included reports of fraggings, massacres, and cover ups, mutinies, increased racial tensions, and soaring drug abuse. Then six soldiers at Fire Support Base Pace, a besieged U. S. artillery outpost near the Cambodian border, balked at an order to conduct a nighttime ambush patrol. Four days later, twenty soldiers