PAYBACK TIME!
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| Rating | : | 4.41 (677 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1498438342 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 340 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-09-25 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
The Vietnam War was a twilight zone.. Every war battle is bad for who is in it. War is hell. Author Dusty Trimmer's purpose of this book is to expose the system's mistreatment of Vietnam War Veterans. Written from the heart and experiences of a combat infantry soldier in the Vietnam War, Condemned Property? takes a raw look at the Vietnam War and Vietnam War veterans. Author Earl "Dusty" Trimmer was a Combat Infantryman in the Vietnam War. This Vietnam War Veteran's reason for writing his memoir is to
DUSTY TRIMMER'S "PAYBACK TIME" - RIVETING READ - Hans G. Funk Mr. Trimmer's first book "Condemned Property?, really opened my eyes to the scope and magnitude of the price these brave vets paid after they returned home. Suicide rates skyrocketed among returning Vietnam Vets, as did other illnesses. The VA ignored these Vet's pleas for help and fought them tooth and nail while they continued to die in numbers well above the death rates from the survivors of previous wars. This book which came out in late 2013 helped bring awareness to the public. World Explorer said Leap Of Faith Review Based On Stellar, Recent Past Performance. In advance, and, in good faith I have to give Dusty Trimmer's book, PAYBACK TIME! A 5-star review. I was the pre-press editor on his previous book. I felt the passion of his prose, knew by cross-reference, that his information was well researched, and also that his writing (samples) matched up well on the readability scale of a very credible online source. Until the end of the tenure of our present political presidential regiment that is in place, I have ceased from reading any mili. "The book exemplifies the tragedy of what is the perfect storm; insertions of incompetent politicians and government deceit" according to William E. Cornell, Jr.. The material was well researched. The comments regarding the VA are certainly timely in that the deficiencies of the VA have recently been brought to the public’s attention. The book exemplifies the tragedy of what is the perfect storm; insertions of incompetent politicians and government deceit; a press that is more interested in headlines and molding public opinion; the terrible effects of chemicals such as agent orange. After giving it all, Viet Nam veterans had to contend