The Man Who Walked 3500 Miles to Kill Me: Reminiscences from VietNam and Afghanistan,

The Man Who Walked 3500 Miles to Kill Me: Reminiscences from VietNam and Afghanistan, by William Zoesch Md

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I carried a rifle in VietNam and a stethoscope in Afghanistan as an Army Reservist. I kept diaries from both conflicts and have factually reported all that I saw and experienced from the mundane to the absurd. With a thirty three year pause in between combat tours, I nonetheless noticed many similarities and opportunities lost in the two conflicts which discredits the current arguments that Afghanistan is not VietNam. In both conflicts the United States military fought to preserve the lives and countries of our allies yet despised them. Operations went on in both conflicts without heed for the expected results and in the process effectively isolated the vast bulk of soldiers from the populations that they were trying to defend. Both conflicts were severely underestimated by our leaders, both civilian and military. The VietNam veteran suffered the price of his unpopular war and now the Afghanistan and Iraq veteran is coming home to a growing public indifference to their sacrifices.

The Man Who Walked 3500 Miles to Kill Me: Reminiscences from VietNam and Afghanistan, by William Zoesch Md

• Amazon Sales Rank: #5035614 in Books
• Published on: 2015-05-15
• Released on: 2015-05-15
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Dimensions: 9.00" h x .95" w x 6.00" l, 1.22 pounds
• Binding: Paperback
• 378 pages

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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful. Great Read for all Veterans, both Vietnam and current operations By Jimmie Henry I really appreciated how the book is designed. DR. Zoesch is a true American hero in my opinion. Serving in 2 wars as a combat arms soldier, and a medical Doctor, he has truly made the sacrifice. The Author has written a book that puts the reader there. As I read the book, I could visualize CPT Zoesch flying that little plane in the middle of combat operations while the other pilot slept. Reading the story of where he fell out of a Huey Helicopter, and just barely managing to save himself by grabbing onto the skid gave me goose bumps. I thought about that story for days after. As a Doctor serving in Afghanistan, his verbage puts the reader in the ER/OR while he uses his skills to save american Soldier's lives who are shot, burned, and blown up. This chapter is truly inspiring and makes me proud to be an American. The story about the little Afghanistan boy whose life he saved is also inspiring and heartbreaking. Overall a great read and well worth the price.

1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. My thoughts By Wake I spent 23 years in the military and served in Viet Nam 1967-1968 in the USAF. The first positive thing that struck me in DR Zoesch's book is the format used to go from one period in Viet Nam, to a later period in Afghanistan and then back to Viet Nam. It helped to weave the life and experiences of the author into a cohesive mini.bio. While I never served in SW Asia, this book revealed the trials and tribulations of the medical personnel in Afghanistan which were very similar to medical units in Viet Nam. Who can forget the riflestorage problems on USAF bases, the mamasans, the malaria pills and their side effects, soda and beer can shingles on their homes, "burning the feces" once a week and, of course, the unfounded resentment held by many of the regulars against our Guardsmen and Reservists? Thanks for serving,Ray Wakefield

1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. The Man Who Walked 3500 Miles to Kill Me By Gordon S. Moshman This book held my interest the entire time and Ifound the format of alternating chapters of his Vietnam experience and Afghanistan deployment conducive toward appreciating the differences and similarities in both conflicts. I had served personally with Dr. Zoesch in Afghanistan 2004-2005 and still remain in contact with him. I learned some history, laughed some, but after 41 years on and off in 3 different services, the Marine Corps, Navy, and the last 10 years in the Army Reserve, feel justified in thinking, that we as a nation, find it too easy to go to war.

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