Last Stand at Khe Sanh

“Well-written and superbly researched. . . . Much of this engrossing book is devoted to individual Marines and their actions amid horrific combat.” — The Dallas Morning News In a remote mountain stronghold in 1968, six thousand US Marines awoke one January morning to find themselves surrounded by twenty,zero enemy troops. Their only road to the coast was cut, and bad weather and enemy fire threatened their fragile air lifeline. The siege of Khe Sanh—the Vietnam War's epic confrontation—was under