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Book Review
Icex Intelligence: Vietnam’s Phoenix Program, by G. LaVerne
Crowell
An
exciting read, Icex Intelligence opens the window on what happened
behind the scenes in the Vietnam War.
So typically of an author’s first book or POD publication, this book
leaves much to be desired in its first chapters. An action book
needs to lead with action, and the book would have improved without
some of its early content.
Once under way, however, the story carefully sets the scene and
action, very clearly enunciating the relationship between American
and Vietnamese troops fighting the elusive Viet Cong together. The
reader also learns how an intelligence officer was able to get the
job done despite shortages of supplies. The account of the Tet
Offensive is a classic.
Start with Chapter Seven’s “Jungle Experience” and read on to
experience the thrills and mysteries of this unique military
conflict.
Bruce
Cook, Ph.D.
Publisher, ReserveBooks.com
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