Mia: Missing in Action : A Vietnam Drama

by Edward F. Dolan

Discusses the mysterious disappearance of thousands of American servicemen serving in Vietnam and other areas of Southeast Asia during the years of war and turmoil in that region. Examines the issue of government reluctance to support the efforts to rescue and help find these missing men.

128 pages, Library Binding

First published March 31, 1989

Reviews

[Justin · Rating 2 out of 5]

The book,"Mia: Missing in Action" is filled with non-fiction stories of American soldiers that were stuck in life-threatening predicaments and situations where they knew that they were going to be taken prisoner. It is a very good book, but the only thing I find less interesting about it is that it isn't very exciting. It deals with a lot of politics and debates whether to pay the 1.5 billion for 100 soldiers.

[Conner · Rating 3 out of 5]

I liked the book but, it was a little boring. I thought it gave a good insight in the opinions of people. I liked that it showed the stories of the mia's. I think that it needed more exitment in it.

[Byron · Rating 3 out of 5]

The book Missing in Action is a book about how soldiers during the Vietnam war went missing. It gives a few different stories about how Soldiers disappeared. Later the book explains the politics and the war in trying to find these missing men. I really didn’t enjoy the book. It’s word choice were dull and boring. It didn’t interest me too much. The type of person who might like this book would be one who is into books about war soldiers and politics. it would be a good book also for people who like basic stories about soldiers in war.