Description
Allen B. Clark graduated from the United States Military Academy at West Point in 1963. Two years later, he volunteered for service in Vietnam and was assigned to the Fifth Special Forces Group. He was wounded in an early-morning mortar attack on the Dak To Special Forces camp on June 17, 1967, which necessitated the amputation of both legs below his knees. He lives in Dallas, Texas, and is the author of Wounded Soldier, Healing Warrior (2007), the story of his journey of healing.
Chapter
Historical Overview: The War in Brief
Chapter 1: Early Special Forces “A” Teams in South Vietnam
Chapter 2: “How’s it Feel to be the Man that Started World War III?”
Chapter 3: Vietnamization to Americanization
Chapter 4: Garry Owen (LZs X-Ray and Albany)
Chapter 5: The Unlonesome End Story
Chapter 6: Take the High Risk, High Reward Route
Chapter 7: The Air War and Incredible Rescues
Chapter 8: Surrounded on Three Sides!
Chapter 9: “Mom, I’m Joining the Marines Again
Chapter 10: A Ranger’s Ranger
Chapter 11: The Real Horrors of War
Chapter 12: Mission of Mercy at Son Tay
Chapter 13: Winning Hearts and Minds
Chapter 14: The Reluctant Warrior
Chapter 16: Ghosts in the A Shau Valley
Chapter 17: A Will to Survive
Chapter 18: Evacuation of Saigon, 1975
Valor in Vietnam
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