Vic Mills' SNAFU takes readers on a tour in Vietnam through the eyes of a young military police officer, or M.P. Daily life at war is exposed in its subtlety and its brutality. M.P.s discover that corruption within the U.S. military could be as dangerous as any other enemy--and just as necessary to engage and fight. Mills' candid recounting of dealing with soldiers under fire, while facing vindictive officers fearful of exposure, provides a compelling look behind the lines.
Read More
Vic Mills' SNAFU takes readers on a tour in Vietnam through the eyes of a young military police officer, or M.P. Daily life at war is exposed in its subtlety and its brutality. M.P.s discover that corruption within the U.S. military could be as dangerous as any other enemy--and just as necessary to engage and fight. Mills' candid recounting of dealing with soldiers under fire, while facing vindictive officers fearful of exposure, provides a compelling look behind the lines.
Read Less
