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Through a Lens Darkley: Vietnam

By: Jack R. Stanley
Narrated by: Timothy H Fielder
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Filming a real war isn’t at all like making a Hollywood movie - especially when you’re a combat photographer. Imagine you’re with a squad caught in an ambush. All the fighters – on both sides – have automatic weapons, and all you have is a camera. You change your pants – a lot. The danger, the blood, the humor, friendships, the heroism, and the tragedies are real. This is the story of a newly minted 2nd Lt. (a butter bar) on his tour of duty in those turbulent days that started with Tet ’68. These were days some have never --- nor can ever --- move beyond. It’s also a story of the absurdities and realities of what war was like from behind a camera. Through a Lens Darkly: Vietnam is a novel, but it’s also a real story about that war as seen through the eyes and camera lens of some of the men who filmed it.

©2023 Jack R. Stanley (P)2024 Jack R. Stanley Military War & Military

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