The Soldiers' Story: Vietnam in Their Own Words Free Audiobook Download by Ron Steinman

The Soldiers' Story: Vietnam in Their Own Words, narrated by Edward Holland, is a collection of true stories from soldiers who served during the Vietnam War. They share their experiences from the battlegrounds and from day-to-day living on military bases. The stories range from humorous to dark and somber, but always leave readers with a sense of admiration for the service men and women who fought in this war. Some of these stories are more personal than others, and all are united through their honesty, as well as their connection to readers.

The book consists of the collected testimonies of Vietnam veterans. The audiobook is narrated by Edward Holland, who voices each individual story. The stories are told in chronological order and are organized into chapters about different battles, units, and cities. Steinman offers a refreshing perspective on this war through these stories, which provide a much-needed first-hand account from soldiers.

Ron Steinman's book is a compilation of conversations, letters, and memoirs from Vietnam veterans. The book includes accounts of the individual soldier's experiences in the war. During the course of their testimonies, they come to realize that combat can be a liberating event. The soldiers speculate on how different the world would be if there were no wars because so many people would just have something to do instead of being idle.

This is a very interesting audiobook that covers the Vietnam War through the experience of U.S. soldiers who were there. They share their emotions, experiences, and thoughts on everything from shooting animals to capturing a Vietcong in a night raid.

The Soldiers' Story: Vietnam in Their Own Words by Ron Steinman is a great audiobook to listen to. It tells the story of the Vietnam War from an American perspective, with soldiers telling their own stories about what it was like for them during the war.

Each day, 8,000 soldiers went to Vietnam. Many people don't know what these soldiers did there and some of their stories are heartbreaking. One of the stories is from Edward Holland who was 18 years old when he joined the army and got shipped off to Vietnam. He had never seen combat and his platoon leader was a woman that he saw as a mentor. Eventually, the platoon got attacked by Viet Cong and many men died. The men in Holland's platoon just wanted to go home but they didn't make it out alive.