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Book Title
Body Burning Detail : Memoir of a Marine Artilleryman in Vietnam
ISBN
9781476675176

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Product Identifiers

Publisher
Mcfarland & Company, Incorporated Publishers
ISBN-10
1476675171
ISBN-13
9781476675176
eBay Product ID (ePID)
11038407121

Product Key Features

Number of Pages
202 Pages
Publication Name
Body Burning Detail : Memoir of a Marine Artilleryman in Vietnam
Language
English
Subject
Asia / Southeast Asia, Military / Vietnam War
Publication Year
2018
Type
Textbook
Subject Area
History
Author
Bill Jones
Format
Trade Paperback

Dimensions

Item Height
0.4 in
Item Weight
9 Oz
Item Length
9 in
Item Width
6 in

Additional Product Features

Intended Audience
Scholarly & Professional
LCCN
2018-037605
Dewey Edition
23
Reviews
"Bill Jones' memoir of the Vietnam War, The Body Burning Detail , conveys the naiveté, the fear, the rage, the black humor of a young Marine's tour of duty in Vietnam. This is a real marine story. No glory, and a healthy dose of guts. One hell of a read."--Ken Rodgers, USMC, author, filmmaker, and survivor of the Siege of Khe Sanh; "True to himself, and to all of us who lived through the Vietnam War, Bill Jones balances terror and futility with the keen and introspective eye of a combat Marine. This is no fairy tale...it's real, honest and profane, as all wars are, an enlightening read for anyone who cares about humanity."--John Dofflemeyer, Dry Crik Review ; "This book will be embraced and savored. It is one hell of a ride."--C.J. (Caroline Joy) Hadley, publisher/editor of RANGE magazi≠ "Not sure the world is ready for yet one more movie about Vietnam but this book would make an excellent subject. I could not put it down."--Bill Sniffin, author and publisher, Lander, Wyoming., ; "This book will be embraced and savored. It is one hell of a ride."--C.J. (Caroline Joy) Hadley, publisher/editor of RANGE magazine, "The poignant autobiography of Bill Jones that recount his hair-raising experiences as a young, but not especially gung-ho Marine artilleryman in Vietnam. Gritty and disturbing, his unvarnished narrative probes the lasting physical and emotional wounds of war and offers a combat veteran's wry insight into the influence and relevance of America's long and indecisive misadventure. An extraordinary and inherently riveting read from beginning to end...will prove to be an enduring valued contribution to the growing body of Vietnam War literature. Very highly recommended."-- Midwest Book Review ; "[Jones] presents an informative and thought provoking account about war's effect on his generation"-- VVA Veteran ; "Jones presents a memoir of his experiences as a Marine artilleryman in the Vietnam War. He describes Marine recruitment and boot camp, fighting in the war, military operations and procedures, his time on R&R, and his return from Vietnam and life as a civilian. He includes poems he wrote about the war throughout"-- ProtoView ; "Bill Jones' memoir of the Vietnam War, The Body Burning Detail , conveys the naiveté, the fear, the rage, the black humor of a young Marine's tour of duty in Vietnam. This is a real marine story. No glory, and a healthy dose of guts. One hell of a read."--Ken Rodgers, USMC, author, filmmaker, and survivor of the Siege of Khe Sanh; "True to himself, and to all of us who lived through the Vietnam War, Bill Jones balances terror and futility with the keen and introspective eye of a combat Marine. This is no fairy tale...it's real, honest and profane, as all wars are, an enlightening read for anyone who cares about humanity."--John Dofflemeyer, Dry Crik Review ; "This book will be embraced and savored. It is one hell of a ride."--C.J. (Caroline Joy) Hadley, publisher/editor of RANGE magazine; "Not sure the world is ready for yet one more movie about Vietnam but this book would make an excellent subject. I could not put it down."--Bill Sniffin, author and publisher, Lander, Wyoming., "The poignant autobiography of Bill Jones that recount his hair-raising experiences as a young, but not especially gung-ho Marine artilleryman in Vietnam. Gritty and disturbing, his unvarnished narrative probes the lasting physical and emotional wounds of war and offers a combat veteran's wry insight into the influence and relevance of America's long and indecisive misadventure. An extraordinary and inherently riveting read from beginning to end...will prove to be an enduring valued contribution to the growing body of Vietnam War literature. Very highly recommended."-- Midwest Book Review ; "Jones presents a memoir of his experiences as a Marine artilleryman in the Vietnam War. He describes Marine recruitment and boot camp, fighting in the war, military operations and procedures, his time on R&R, and his return from Vietnam and life as a civilian. He includes poems he wrote about the war throughout"-- ProtoView ; "Bill Jones' memoir of the Vietnam War, The Body Burning Detail , conveys the naiveté, the fear, the rage, the black humor of a young Marine's tour of duty in Vietnam. This is a real marine story. No glory, and a healthy dose of guts. One hell of a read."--Ken Rodgers, USMC, author, filmmaker, and survivor of the Siege of Khe Sanh; "True to himself, and to all of us who lived through the Vietnam War, Bill Jones balances terror and futility with the keen and introspective eye of a combat Marine. This is no fairy tale...it's real, honest and profane, as all wars are, an enlightening read for anyone who cares about humanity."--John Dofflemeyer, Dry Crik Review ; "This book will be embraced and savored. It is one hell of a ride."--C.J. (Caroline Joy) Hadley, publisher/editor of RANGE magazi≠ "Not sure the world is ready for yet one more movie about Vietnam but this book would make an excellent subject. I could not put it down."--Bill Sniffin, author and publisher, Lander, Wyoming., "The poignant autobiography of Bill Jones that recounts his hair-raising experiences as a young, but not especially gung-ho Marine artilleryman in Vietnam. Gritty and disturbing, his unvarnished narrative probes the lasting physical and emotional wounds of war and offers a combat veteran's wry insight into the influence and relevance of America's long and indecisive misadventure. An extraordinary and inherently riveting read from beginning to end...will prove to be an enduring valued contribution to the growing body of Vietnam War literature. Very highly recommended."-- Midwest Book Review ; "[Jones] presents an informative and thought provoking account about war's effect on his generation"-- The VVA Veteran ; "Jones presents a memoir of his experiences as a Marine artilleryman in the Vietnam War. He describes Marine recruitment and boot camp, fighting in the war, military operations and procedures, his time on R&R, and his return from Vietnam and life as a civilian. He includes poems he wrote about the war throughout"-- ProtoView ; "Bill Jones' memoir of the Vietnam War, The Body Burning Detail , conveys the naiveté, the fear, the rage, the black humor of a young Marine's tour of duty in Vietnam. This is a real marine story. No glory, and a healthy dose of guts. One hell of a read."--Ken Rodgers, USMC, author, filmmaker, and survivor of the Siege of Khe Sanh; "True to himself, and to all of us who lived through the Vietnam War, Bill Jones balances terror and futility with the keen and introspective eye of a combat Marine. This is no fairy tale...it's real, honest and profane, as all wars are, an enlightening read for anyone who cares about humanity."--John Dofflemeyer, Dry Crik Review ; "This book will be embraced and savored. It is one hell of a ride."--C.J. (Caroline Joy) Hadley, publisher/editor of RANGE magazine; "Not sure the world is ready for yet one more movie about Vietnam but this book would make an excellent subject. I could not put it down."--Bill Sniffin, author and publisher, Lander, Wyoming., "[Jones] presents an informative and thought provoking account about war's effect on his generation"-- The VVA Veteran, "The poignant autobiography of Bill Jones that recounts his hair-raising experiences as a young, but not especially gung-ho Marine artilleryman in Vietnam. Gritty and disturbing, his unvarnished narrative probes the lasting physical and emotional wounds of war and offers a combat veteran's wry insight into the influence and relevance of America's long and indecisive misadventure. An extraordinary and inherently riveting read from beginning to end...will prove to be an enduring valued contribution to the growing body of Vietnam War literature. Very highly recommended."-- Midwest Book Review, "Not sure the world is ready for yet one more movie about Vietnam but this book would make an excellent subject. I could not put it down."--Bill Sniffin, author and publisher, Lander, Wyoming, "Bill Jones' memoir of the Vietnam War, The Body Burning Detail , conveys the naiveté, the fear, the rage, the black humor of a young Marine's tour of duty in Vietnam. This is a real marine story. No glory, and a healthy dose of guts. One hell of a read."--Ken Rodgers, USMC, author, filmmaker, and survivor of the Siege of Khe Sanh, "True to himself, and to all of us who lived through the Vietnam War, Bill Jones balances terror and futility with the keen and introspective eye of a combat Marine. This is no fairy tale...it's real, honest and profane, as all wars are, an enlightening read for anyone who cares about humanity."--John Dofflemeyer, Dry Crik Review, "Bill Jones' memoir of the Vietnam War, The Body Burning Detail, conveys the naiveté, the fear, the rage, the black humor of a young Marine's tour of duty in Vietnam. This is a real marine story. No glory, and a healthy dose of guts. One hell of a read."--Ken Rodgers, USMC, author, filmmaker, and survivor of the Siege of Khe Sanh; "True to himself--and to all of us who lived through the Vietnam War--Bill Jones balances terror and futility with the keen and introspective eye of a combat Marine. This is no fairy tale--it's real, honest and profane, as all wars are, an enlightening read for anyone who cares about humanity."--John Dofflemeyer, Dry Crik Review ; "This book will be embraced and savored. It is one hell of a ride."--C.J. (Caroline Joy) Hadley, publisher/editor of RANGE magazi≠ "Not sure the world is ready for yet one more movie about Vietnam but this book would make an excellent subject. I could not put it down."--Bill Sniffin, author and publisher, Lander, Wyoming., "Jones presents a memoir of his experiences as a Marine artilleryman in the Vietnam War. He describes Marine recruitment and boot camp, fighting in the war, military operations and procedures, his time on R&R, and his return from Vietnam and life as a civilian. He includes poems he wrote about the war throughout"-- ProtoView, "The poignant autobiography of Bill Jones that recounts his hair-raising experiences as a young, but not especially gung-ho Marine artilleryman in Vietnam. Gritty and disturbing, his unvarnished narrative probes the lasting physical and emotional wounds of war and offers a combat veteran's wry insight into the influence and relevance of America's long and indecisive misadventure. An extraordinary and inherently riveting read from beginning to end...will prove to be an enduring valued contribution to the growing body of Vietnam War literature. Very highly recommended."-- Midwest Book Review ; "[Jones] presents an informative and thought provoking account about war's effect on his generation"-- VVA Veteran ; "Jones presents a memoir of his experiences as a Marine artilleryman in the Vietnam War. He describes Marine recruitment and boot camp, fighting in the war, military operations and procedures, his time on R&R, and his return from Vietnam and life as a civilian. He includes poems he wrote about the war throughout"-- ProtoView ; "Bill Jones' memoir of the Vietnam War, The Body Burning Detail , conveys the naiveté, the fear, the rage, the black humor of a young Marine's tour of duty in Vietnam. This is a real marine story. No glory, and a healthy dose of guts. One hell of a read."--Ken Rodgers, USMC, author, filmmaker, and survivor of the Siege of Khe Sanh; "True to himself, and to all of us who lived through the Vietnam War, Bill Jones balances terror and futility with the keen and introspective eye of a combat Marine. This is no fairy tale...it's real, honest and profane, as all wars are, an enlightening read for anyone who cares about humanity."--John Dofflemeyer, Dry Crik Review ; "This book will be embraced and savored. It is one hell of a ride."--C.J. (Caroline Joy) Hadley, publisher/editor of RANGE magazine; "Not sure the world is ready for yet one more movie about Vietnam but this book would make an excellent subject. I could not put it down."--Bill Sniffin, author and publisher, Lander, Wyoming.
TitleLeading
The
Number of Volumes
1 vol.
Illustrated
Yes
Dewey Decimal
959.704/34092 B
Table Of Content
Table of Contents Acknowledgments Foreword by Vess Quinlan Poem: The Body Burning Detail Preface 1. Pack Your Trash 2. We Don't Want Any Candy Asses 3. I Can't Hear You! Poem: Lights Out 4. Breathe. Relax. Aim. Sight. Squeeze. 5. Fortunate Son 6. You Guys Have No Idea 7. Shredded Wheat 8. A Live Dog ... A Dead Lion 9. A World of Shit 10. Chicken Plates 11. Magnificent Bastards 12. A Mexican Angel Poem: Fixation 13. You Will Probably Get Killed Anyway 14. Good Morning, Vietnam! 15. I Will Be in the Area All Day 16. A Sexist Pig 17. Short-Arm Inspection 18. A Magic Show 19. Ann-Margret's Panties 20. Two-Legged Rats 21. Smoking Is Hazardous to Your Health Poem: Chief 22. Bob's Wife 23. More Like an Earthworm 24. Friendly Fire 25. Regrets 26. Bad News 27. In Country R&R 28.ensp;LZ Sitting Duck 29. Playboy Foldout 30. A Gook Killing Machine 31. Grand Theft Auto 32. Fix Bayonets Poem: Near Laos 33. Show Him the Scalp 34. Chief 35. REMF's 36. Miss Congeniality 37. Dogpatch Poem: Heathen Killer 38. A Frogman in Miami 39. A Lot of Fat Sailors 40. Things Are Different Out There 41. Search and Avoid 42. Go Along to Get Along 43. Fire Ants on a Dead Bird 44. Full Circle 45. Tiger Piss Poem: Five Days Home 46. A Little Too Cute 47. Blood Money 48. Police Only Epilogue Index
Synopsis
A poignant memoir that recounts the author's hair-raising--and occasionally hilarious--experiences as a young, not especially gung-ho Marine artilleryman in Vietnam. Gritty and disturbing, Bill Jones' unvarnished narrative probes the lasting physical and emotional wounds of war and offers a combat veteran's wry insight into the influence and relevance of America's long and indecisive misadventure., A poignantly written and heartfelt memoir that recounts the author's hair raising - and occasionally hilarious - experience as a young Marine artilleryman in Vietnam. Gritty, unvarnished and often disturbing at times, the book provides a unique window into the lasting physical and emotional wounds of war.
LC Classification Number
DS559.5.J646 2018

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