Full Bloody Circle

The Miles to Vietnam saga continues as First Lieutenant Jif Miles of 1^st Cavalry Division (Airmobile) enters the second half of his year-long tour in Vietnam. Fresh from its latest victory―the relief of Khe Sanh―1^st Cav is sent to sweep North Vietnamese forces from the A Shau Valley, where Jif rises to the many challenges of commanding an artillery battery in the midst of chaotic combat. But he does more than polish his leadership skills; he begins to understand how the US effort in Vietnam is a full bloody circle, a deadly, never-ending cycle in which the Americans always find themselves back at square one, forced to engage a supposedly defeated enemy all over again, often on the same battlefields. The circle closes once more when, after another “Mission Accomplished,” 1^st Cav suffers a crippling attack on its base camp, forcing Jif to ponder the Army’s future as well as his own.