Kill Anything That Moves: The Real American War in Vietnam by Nick Turse.

[Neoma]

If you want to read about torture, rape, murders and well... Just about every war crime that happened everyday there, this is definitely the book to read. Gag, gag.

[eppur_se_muova]

1. The author was a guest on Bill Moyers' show ...

http://billmoyers.com/segment/nick-turse-describes-the-real-vietnam-war/

[Neoma]

2. Don't get me wrong though.

The book is a good read. But you have to be used to reading true crime or holocaust books to get through it. (Just a general statement there.)

Thanks for the link.

[Neoma]

3. Good interview.

By the way, the comment he gave about how many notes there are? There's 85 pages worth. More than I've seen in a book actually.

[zappaman]

4. Will pick this up!

Bugliosi's book RECLAIMING HISTORY has a CD ROM with all the footnotes since there would be well over a thousand pages!

[Neoma]

5. Huh?

[zappaman]

6. You mentioned 85 pages of notes?

Footnotes?
The Bugliosi book has almost 1000 pages of footnotes...which is a lot!

[Neoma]

7. Ah, gotcha.

I would say this book should be required reading if you're delving into Vietnam. Considering what he uncovered.