Waiting for an Army to Die: The Tragedy of Agent Orange
"Waiting For An Army to Die is an eloquent and convincing appeal for common sense—much as Rachel Carson’s Silent Spring was 20 years ago." --San Francisco Chronicle "This is a sad and frightening book, and it should not be disregarded." --Tracey Kidder "It is impossible to read this book without feeling outrage and despair, for the story of Agent Orange is a tragedy that affects not only Vietnam veterans, but all Americans and their offspring." --The Saturday Review "Highly recommended." --Library Journal "A methodical and moving presentation of the Agent Orange scandal ... At all levels Wilcox makes it clear that we are now seeing only the barest outline of what the Agent Orange problem will turn out to be." --Kirkus Reviews "My bible on the Agent Orange issue." --Tom Hayden, author, activist, politician, defendant, Chicago 8 trial. |
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