Laos File

One of the best military actions The story itself was believable, but a stretch. The military description of action and normal military activities was correct and enjoyable.......more

Retired Marine Sergeant Major Quick died at his cabin in a remote part of the Ozark Mountains - never knowing what had happened to his son, a confirmed POW in Laos during the Vietnam war. When the American POW's were released in Hanoi after the war, his son and many other confirmed prisoners from La......more

This is a remarkably well-written, chilling and aching thriller portraying danger in secrets of turbulent events of the Vietnamese War. My rating 5.0. US Marine Gunner Shake Davis served as a gunner in Vietnam when he was barely out of his teens. He has never forgotten the fear when he faced a young......more

A Tough But Worthy Read! Although a bit disorienting at times, Dye's first-hand experience as a marine in the Vietnam war shines through in the horrendous reality we should never forget. In addition to the horrors of war, the distortion which the politics of that era added, serves as a reality check......more

Must read for the Commandant's reading list Definitely a story that I didn't want to put down. Although many quick phrases are easier for old grunts to understand, the story should flow very well for all readers. Excellent book, Sir. Can't wait to read the next.......more