WAR & FICTION · 6 COLLECTIONS
First-person accounts from the men who were actually there.
Military non-fiction — MACV-SOG recon operators, LRRP teams behind enemy lines, and the classified special operations programs that defined modern warfare.
NON-FICTION · 29 BOOKS
Long Range Patrol memoirs and unit histories from the Vietnam War
Long Range Reconnaissance Patrol (LRRP) teams were the eyes and ears of American forces in Vietnam — six-man teams inserted deep into enemy territory to observe…
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NON-FICTION · 22 BOOKS
America's most classified special operations program in Vietnam
MACV-SOG — Military Assistance Command, Vietnam – Studies and Observations Group — ran covert recon and direct action missions across borders into Laos, Cambodi…
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NON-FICTION · 13 BOOKS
SEAL Team One and UDT operations in the Mekong Delta and beyond
The Navy SEALs built their legend in Vietnam — operating in the Mekong Delta through the Phoenix Program, running direct action raids, and becoming the most fea…
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NON-FICTION · 10 BOOKS
Marine Corps Force Reconnaissance operations in Vietnam
Force Recon was the Marine Corps' elite deep-reconnaissance unit — six-man teams inserted into denied areas to observe, report, and when necessary, fight their …
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NON-FICTION · 6 BOOKS
Marine Corps scout-snipers and the men who defined the craft in Vietnam
Carlos Hathcock and Chuck Mawhinney were the two greatest Marine snipers of the Vietnam War — operating in I Corps with kill records that became legend. This co…
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NON-FICTION · 9 BOOKS
Tracker combat teams and the secret war in Rhodesia 1965–1980
The Selous Scouts were the Rhodesian Army's elite tracker-combat unit — a pseudo-operations force that operated deep in enemy territory using turned insurgents …
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