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Cyclops the Jungle: A One-Eyed LRP Vietnam
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Cyclops the Jungle: A One-Eyed LRP Vietnam in Bloomington, MN
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Cyclops the Jungle: A One-Eyed LRP Vietnam in Bloomington, MN
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One-of-a-kind story of resilience and determination in the Vietnam War
Combat action with a long-range patrol (LRP) team
Written in a no-holds-barred, from-the-gut style
In January 1968, barely a month after arriving in Vietnam, Dave Walker received a debilitating shrapnel wound to his eye. Medically discharged and sent home, Walkernow missing an eyemaneuvered his way back into the army and back to Vietnam in 1970, where he served another eighteen months conducting patrols and special operations in the Central Highlands.
Combat action with a long-range patrol (LRP) team
Written in a no-holds-barred, from-the-gut style
In January 1968, barely a month after arriving in Vietnam, Dave Walker received a debilitating shrapnel wound to his eye. Medically discharged and sent home, Walkernow missing an eyemaneuvered his way back into the army and back to Vietnam in 1970, where he served another eighteen months conducting patrols and special operations in the Central Highlands.
One-of-a-kind story of resilience and determination in the Vietnam War
Combat action with a long-range patrol (LRP) team
Written in a no-holds-barred, from-the-gut style
In January 1968, barely a month after arriving in Vietnam, Dave Walker received a debilitating shrapnel wound to his eye. Medically discharged and sent home, Walkernow missing an eyemaneuvered his way back into the army and back to Vietnam in 1970, where he served another eighteen months conducting patrols and special operations in the Central Highlands.
Combat action with a long-range patrol (LRP) team
Written in a no-holds-barred, from-the-gut style
In January 1968, barely a month after arriving in Vietnam, Dave Walker received a debilitating shrapnel wound to his eye. Medically discharged and sent home, Walkernow missing an eyemaneuvered his way back into the army and back to Vietnam in 1970, where he served another eighteen months conducting patrols and special operations in the Central Highlands.
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