Can a personnel clerk maintain his sanity and survive Vietnam when he's forbidden to have any bullets for his M16? In bookstores today you can find thousands of books about Rangers, SEALs, and Special Forces in combat. But if you're a regular guy, and you want to know what it's like to be a regular guy at war, read this book. No, there won't be any stories of super soldiers armed only with tomahawks HALO jumping from stealth fighters into an NVA base camp. But you will learn what it's like to be scared to death in a perimeter bunker, holding an impotent rifle and wondering, "What the hell am I doing here?" For a true, first-hand story of what it was like for the "support soldiers" in Nam, this book keeps you turning the pages.About the Author: J. Dennis Papp, a Vietnam veteran, worked for 41 years in advertising, marketing and public relations for various multinational corporations, before retiring from The Newark Public Library. He has been published in numerous trade magazines, newspapers, and the recent ghost-story anthology of the Houston Writers Guild. He holds a B.A degree in Journalism from Marquette University,