In Republic F-105 Thunderchief, author Peter Davies guides readers through the plane's technical details, with photos and illustrations to show everything from ordnance to the dual option of refueling that was unique

In Agent Orange: History, Science and the Politics of Uncertainty, author Edwin Martini finds there is no evidence to support claims that the military and policymakers knew about the dangers of Agent Orange in the early 1960s but chose to ignore them

Honor Denied: The Truth About Air America and the CIA, by Allen Cates, acknowledges the CIA was a frequent flyer on Air America, but its real owner was the U.S. government

Nationalist in the Viet Nam Wars, by Nguyen Cong Luan, gives an account of the war from his South Vietnamese military and political experience

Black April by George Veith is an illuminating examination of South Vietnam's fall in 1973-1975.

The Boys of '67 by Andrew Wiest recounts the unique manner in which Charlie Company, 4th Bn of the 4th Infantry, 9th ID, was formed, trained and operated during the Vietnam War

At age 64 and in failing health, John Steinbeck went to Vietnam in 1966 to report on the controversial war

Shows that the majority of those who served in the U.S. military in the Vietnam War were actually support troops

Provides insight into the adaptation of man and equipment to an exceptional combat environment in Vietnam, where volunteers for clearing tunnels could come from infantry, engineers, armored cavalry or elsewhere

An encompassing account of the 40-year arc in which America's Southeast Asian adventure became inevitable.

Willis' skill as a Huey pilot in 1966 is surpassed by his humorous storytelling, incisive commentary on the Vietnam War, wars in general and the warriors who wage them

Takes viewers inside the families of Vietnam War combat veterans whose children are or have been deployed to Iraq or Afghanistan

A picture book of never-before published Vietnam War photos cleverly interlaced with quotes, snippets from oral histories and firsthand accounts

Both books from Osprey Publishing detail the guns and their roles in Vietnam

Told with the authority of a Vietnam vet and backed by a wealth of declassified photos, many taken on missions

Offers a wealth of little-known information about this shadowy world in Vietnam