Christmas Eve 1967,

Doc arrives in South Vietnam and is placed in the Army's 9th Infantry Division, where he is part of the joint operations between the Army and the Navy's "Mobile Riverine Force." He begins his service as a green, pale faced outsider of the war, with a soul not yet afflicted by the terrifying sounds and horror of combat.

     This book will take its reader on a journey through the eyes of a combat medic who served an infantry platoon during the 1968 Tet Offensive, where Doc MacSwan's platoon suffered over a 90% casualty rate. It will leave you with a better understanding of the cost of freedom and a deep appreciation for  our soldiers fighting the war on terror today.