Search And Kill

by Harold Calin

Captain Morgan Conrad had fought in three wars now, but there was never anything like this one in the rotting ruins of Vietnamese towns and jungles. Still, a professional soldier must wage war; what else is the reason for his existence? But in a deeper part of Captain Morgan Conrad, killing was becoming more and more difficult. Written in the Hemingway tradition of men at war, this is a searingly graphic story of combat, life and death in perhaps the strangest war of all time.

173 pages, Paperback

Published January 1, 1967