The Vietnam War: Confidential Files on the Siege and Loss of Khe Sanh

Publisher Marketing: Khe Sanh remains to this day, an extremely controversial and emotional aspect of the war in Vietnam. The U. S. Armed Forces fought to defend Khe Sanh in early 1968 and then abandoned the base after a 77-day siege by the North Vietnamese. This book contains fromerly Top Secret messages to President Lyndon Johnson from National Security Advisor W. W. "Walt" Rostow, Gen. William Westmoreland and many others. The siege and loss of Khe Sanh is the tragedy of the war in Vietnam in microcosm. Contributor Bio:  Fensch, Thomas Thomas has published 17 nonfiction books.