Vietnam 1969 – 1970: A Company Commander’s Journal

Book Review Vietnam 1969 – 1970: A Company Commander’s Journal

Vietnam 1969 – 1970: A Company Commander’s Journal tells one of the actual historical events of the Vietnam War. Michael Lee Lanning, the author of the book on October 23, 2007, finally finished researching after a lot of effort and research and sent it to the market through Texas A&M University Press for $30. After eight years, an announcer named Alexander MacDonald turned the book into an 8-hour, 40-minute audiobook, and on April 13, 2015, from the University Press Audiobooks series, we’re giving you this audiobook today. So follow along with us to learn more about this book.

Introducing the book Vietnam 1969 – 1970: A Company Commander’s Journal

This book is the narrative of war and the author’s life. Michael Lee, a very patriotic person, was willing to go there and join his country’s army to defend his homeland after the Vietnam War began. After going and joining the military a few months later, he became the commander of an infantry brigade in case he was just 23 years old. He recorded every moment in his book. Michael Lee says: I cleared the dust of the men of my country, the dust of my best soldiers. To continue the story, listen to the audiobook from the end of this story or listen online or download it later.

Translation of Vietnam  1969 – 1970: A Company Commander’s Journal

The AudioBook of Vietnam  1969 – 1970: A Company Commander’s Journal is only written in English. (If you need another language, let us know through comments) you can download this 24 Part of Audiobook through the LiveinBook website or read it online.

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