Nurses in Vietnam: The Forgotten Veterans - 1987 First Printing Hardcover

Nurses in Vietnam: The Forgotten Veterans by Dan Freedman and Jacqueline Rhoads is a powerful oral-history style account of nine U.S. Army nurses who served during the Vietnam War. Published in 1987 as a First Printing hardcover, the book gives these women space to describe what they witnessed, how they cared for the wounded, and how wartime service affected their lives long after they returned home.

Through personal recollections, the nurses discuss the physical and emotional demands of military medicine, the trauma of treating severely injured soldiers, and the difficulties of readjusting to civilian life. The book also highlights the often-overlooked role of women who served in Vietnam and the lasting impact of their experiences.

A strong choice for readers interested in Vietnam War history, military nursing, women veterans, oral history, and firsthand wartime testimony.

Hardcover, Very Good. The jacket has some toning, rubbing, and light edge wear, particularly around the spine ends and corners, but it is complete and still presents well.