A 1968 anthology where the boots on the ground whisper through ink instead of radios. Poems bleed patriotism, grit, fear, and the occasional dark humor—voices trapped between foxholes, barracks, and jungles. Each page hums with the tension of young men wrestling mortality and ideology, trying to rhyme courage with survival. This isn’t just verse; it’s a field report encoded in metaphor, a record of lives stretched thin by orders, heat, and uncertainty. Handle carefully—you can almost feel the jungle air curling off the paper, the hum of distant artillery echoing in the margins

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