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Neil Sheehan (1988)
The life and death of an American colonel who went to Vietnam in the 1960s, didn’t like what he saw – cowardice and incompetence, rather than a wrong war – and so went on to tell the world’s press about it. A fascinating study, not just of the war but of a man.
A Bright Shining Lie is one of Harold Evans's five best books about reporting.
--Marshal Zeringue
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