Grey Ghosts

Nonfiction, History
Cover of the book Grey Ghosts by Deborah Challinor, HarperCollins
View on Amazon View on AbeBooks View on Kobo View on B.Depository View on eBay View on Walmart
Author: Deborah Challinor ISBN: 9780730443315
Publisher: HarperCollins Publication: February 1, 2010
Imprint: HarperCollins Language: English
Author: Deborah Challinor
ISBN: 9780730443315
Publisher: HarperCollins
Publication: February 1, 2010
Imprint: HarperCollins
Language: English

'We were known to the enemy as "grey ghosts". We could be here, and we could be there.' - 'Sniper' "We were known to the enemy as 'grey ghosts'. We could be here, and we could be there . . . " the Grey Ghosts were New Zealand's Vietnam veterans. their powerful story includes chilling accounts of death, injuries and emotional breakdown, along with the intense comradeship of soldiering, and a pervasive sense of humour that is uniquely our own. Acclaimed writer and historian Deborah Challinor interviewed 50 men who served in Vietnam, who speak out about 'fragging' (killing superior officers), the New Zealand Government's role in Agent Orange and chemical exposure, and their hostile reception when they returned. the result is compelling, reliving the Vietnam experience in vivid detail. First published in 1998, this updated edition includes new material on the subsequent handling of veterans' claims, and the reconciliation parade on Queen's Birthday weekend in 2008, when the men were finally welcomed home.

View on Amazon View on AbeBooks View on Kobo View on B.Depository View on eBay View on Walmart

'We were known to the enemy as "grey ghosts". We could be here, and we could be there.' - 'Sniper' "We were known to the enemy as 'grey ghosts'. We could be here, and we could be there . . . " the Grey Ghosts were New Zealand's Vietnam veterans. their powerful story includes chilling accounts of death, injuries and emotional breakdown, along with the intense comradeship of soldiering, and a pervasive sense of humour that is uniquely our own. Acclaimed writer and historian Deborah Challinor interviewed 50 men who served in Vietnam, who speak out about 'fragging' (killing superior officers), the New Zealand Government's role in Agent Orange and chemical exposure, and their hostile reception when they returned. the result is compelling, reliving the Vietnam experience in vivid detail. First published in 1998, this updated edition includes new material on the subsequent handling of veterans' claims, and the reconciliation parade on Queen's Birthday weekend in 2008, when the men were finally welcomed home.

More books from HarperCollins

Cover of the book Born to Dance (Dance Trilogy, Book 1) by Deborah Challinor
Cover of the book A noiva roubada by Deborah Challinor
Cover of the book El mozárabe by Deborah Challinor
Cover of the book Step by Step Tarot by Deborah Challinor
Cover of the book Dasuram's Script by Deborah Challinor
Cover of the book Ira e segredos by Deborah Challinor
Cover of the book The Million Word Crossword Dictionary by Deborah Challinor
Cover of the book Uma ama adorável by Deborah Challinor
Cover of the book O preço de uma mulher by Deborah Challinor
Cover of the book Paixão escrita by Deborah Challinor
Cover of the book At Home in Mumbai: Stories from the City's Living Spaces by Deborah Challinor
Cover of the book E foram felizes… by Deborah Challinor
Cover of the book The Chocolate Touch by Deborah Challinor
Cover of the book Get Rich Cheating by Deborah Challinor
Cover of the book Peter Pan (Collins Classics) by Deborah Challinor
We use our own "cookies" and third party cookies to improve services and to see statistical information. By using this website, you agree to our Privacy Policy