The Vietnam War: A Military History
A military historian takes the war as a campaign to analyse rather than a moral argument to settle: firepower, attrition, and why the operations could not deliver.
Wawro is a military historian, and treats the war as a campaign to be analysed rather than a moral argument to be settled, covering firepower, attrition metrics and the structural problems of the ARVN. The conclusion is that American operational choices, however competently executed, could not have produced the political result required of them.
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