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TITLEAUTHORNo Surrender(Japanese soldier who evaded capture and survived 30 years inthe Philippines; it’s a great book about perseverance andcommitment to warrior ideals.)Once A Warrior King: Memories of an Officer in VietnamO O T W Target CubaOperation VultureOSS to Green BeretsParthian ShotPathfinder: First In, Last Out(A very well written account of Richie Burns’ first tour in RVN, duringwhich he provided support to a Mike Force mission, and which describesother activities very similar to SF missions during the war.)Peoples’ War, Peoples’ArmyPerilous Options: Special Operations as an Instrument ofU.S. Foreign PolicyPhantom Warriors, Book IIPhantom Warriors: LRRPs, LRPs, and Rangers in Vietnam, Book IPresidents’ Secret Wars: CIA and Pentagon Covert Operationsfrom World War II Through the Persian GulfRangers at War: Combat Recon in VietnamRescue Of River CityReturn of The Enola GayReturn With HonorSetting the East Ablaze(Part of a series of books on the area from Turkey to Tibet.Well researched and an excellent view of the region, its history, andvarious societies that live within the region.)Seven Pillars of Wisdon(Middle East insight)SF Bibliography: Collection of articles and other readingswith Special Forces topicsShadow War: Special Operations and Low Intensity ConflictSilent Birdmen(281st AHC pilot account; Project Delta Ops in Ashau Valley.)Slow Walk In A Sad RainSOG and SOG Photo BookSOG: Volume I, II, III and IVSPEC OPS: Case Studies in Special Operations Warfare:Theory and PracticeSpecial Forces 1941-1987Special Forces, the U.S. Army’s experts in Unconventional WarfareSpecial Men and Special Missions: Inside American SpecialOperations Forces, 1945 to the PresentSpies And CommandosStolen ValorStrategy and Policy Background Umbrella Concept forLow Intensity ConflictStreet Without Joy(French in Indochina; Good groundwork for SF in Vietnam)Taking The High Ground: Military Moments With GODTalking with Victor Charlie: An Interrogator’s StoryTam PhuThe Barking Deer(Fiction)The Blood Road: The Ho Chi Minh Trail and the Vietnam WarThe Chindit WarHiroo OnodaDavid DonovanRobin Moore; J.C. LambJohn PradosAaron Bank (COL Ret)Loyd LittleRichard C. BurnsVo Nguyen GiapLucien S. VandenbrouckeGary A. LindererGary A. LindererJohn PradosShelby L. StantonDrew DixPaul W TibbetsScott O’Grady (Capt); Jeff CoplonPeter HopkirkT.E. LawrenceRadix Press/Dan GodbeeH.T. HaydenA.L. RamponeJohn P. McAfeeJohn PlasterHarve SaalWilliam H. McRavenLeRoy ThompsonCaroll B. ColbyJoel Nadel; J.R. WrightKenneth ConboyB.G. Burkett; Glenna WhitleyAlex and Hamilton BoozBernard B. FallJeff O’Leary (Col)Sedgwick D. Tourison JrLeigh WadeJonathan RubinJohn PradosShelford Bidwell118Journal of Special Operations Medicine Volume 9, Edition 3 / Summer 09
TITLE(Good section on Merrill’s Marauders)The Devil’s Guard(A non-SF book; a good read and supposedly historically accurate.Covers the war from the viewpoint of the ex-Nazi’s who were in theFrench Foreign Legion fighting the Viet Minh.)The Dying Place(Fiction)The Great Game(Part of a series of books on the area from Turkey to Tibet.Well researched and an excellent view of the region, its history,and various societies that live within the region.)The Green Berets in Vietnam, 1961-71The Hidden History of the Vietnam WarThe Last ConfucianThe Making of a QuagmireThe Montagnards of South VietnamThe New LegionsThe Politics of Heroin in SE Asia(Essential reference for understanding the Golden Triangle.)The Price of Exit(Helicopter pilot, Lam Son 719 and CCN)The RaidThe Ravens(The classic about our Bird Dog brothers)The Rescue of Bat-21The Road to Arnhem: A Screaming Eagle in HollandThe Secret Wars: A Guide to Sources in English, Volume II, Intelligence,Propaganda and Psychological Warfare, Covert Operations, 1945-1980The Sorrow of War: A Novel of North Vietnam(This is a work of fiction with many facts written by a NVA Officer.)Tiger the Lurp Dog(Fiction)Tragedy in Paradise: A Country Doctor at War in LaosTrespassers on the Roof of the World(Part of a series of books on the area from Turkey to Tibet.Well researched and an excellent view of the region, its history,and various societies that live within the region.)Umbrella Concept for Low Intensity ConflictUnconventional Operations Forces of Special OperationsUneasy WarriorU.S. Army Special Forces 1952-84U.S. Army Handbook for North Vietnam Dept. of Army: 550-57U.S. Army Handbook for Cambodia Dept. of Army: DA Pam: 550-50U.S. Army Handbook for Laos Dept. of Army: DA Pam: 550-58U.S. Army Handbook for South Vietnam Dept. of Army: DA Pam: 550-55U.S. Army Handbook: Minority Groups in the Republic of Vietnam:Ethnographic Series Dept. of Army:DA Pam: 550-105U.S. Army Special Operations in World War IIU.S. Special ForcesUrgent Fury: The Battle for GrenadaValley of Decision: The Siege of Khe SanhVietnam Above The Tree Tops: A Forward Air Controller ReportsVietnam in American LiteratureVietnam Military Lore: Legends, Shadow and HeroesVietnam Order of Battle: A Complete, Illustrated Reference to the U.S.Army and Allied Ground Forces in Vietnam, 1961 - 1973Vietnam Studies: Command and Control 1950-1969Vietnam: A HistoryAUTHORGeorge R. ElfordDavid A. MaurerPeter HopkirkFrancis J. KellyJohn PradosDenis WarnerDavid HalberstamRobert L. MoleDonald DuncanAlfred McCoyTom MarshallBenjamin F. SchemmerChristopher RobbinsDarrel D. WhitcombDonald R. BurgettMyron J. SmithBao NinhKenneth MillerCharles Weldon, MDPeter HopkirkAlex and Hamilton BoozMark D. BoyattVincent CoppolaGordon L. RottmanDavid W. Hogan Jr.Peter McDonaldMark AdkinJohn PradosJohn F. FlanaganPhilip H. MellingRay E. Bows (MSG Ret)Shelby StantonMaj Gen George EckhardtStanley KarnowSOF Reading List 119
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