George R. Mauldin



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VIETNAM COMBAT COMMANDER:

A Memoir of Two Tours

This memoir offers a candid look at the highs and lows of life as an infantryman in the Vietnam War. It shares Colonel George R. Mauldin’s real-life stories from two tours: one with the 1st Cavalry Division in the central highlands and another with the 9th Infantry Division in the Mekong Delta. Some experiences are bizarrely humorous, while others are tragic, highlighting the struggles of the infantrymen and the suffering of innocent civilians due to careless actions. This account captures both the fear and horror of war, as well as the moments of joy and camaraderie among soldiers.

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YOUR SONS — MY SOLDIERS — OUR WAR:

A Vietnam Commander’s Struggle

In October 1968 Captain George Morgan is about to embark on what he considers to be the best job in the U.S. Army commanding a rifle company in combat. At age 27, he will be referred to as The Old Man by the soldiers under his command. He is already a seasoned veteran of service in Vietnam and is now returning for a second tour of duty in what has become an increasingly unpopular war in the U.S.

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About the author

George R. Mauldin


The author served in the U.S. Army for 32 years and retired in 1992 as a colonel. He served two combat tours in Vietnam, and also served in Desert Shield/Desert Storm in 1990-1991. He spent over seven and one-half years in the Middle East and North Africa. His last assignment on active duty was to the U.S. Army War College as the Director of Middle East Studies. He has an insatiable appetite for hunting and fishing, and enjoys the pursuit of the outdoor life from his home in Tennessee.