A Soldier Reports

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A Soldier Reports is the memoir of U.S. General William Westmoreland, offering his personal account and defense of his leadership during the Vietnam War.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf book
memoir
about Cold War-era U.S. foreign policy
Military Assistance Command, Vietnam
U.S. Army high command
counterinsurgency warfare
author William Westmoreland
surface form: William C. Westmoreland
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
coversPeriod Vietnam War
surface form: Vietnam War era
depicts U.S. Army operations in Vietnam
command decisions of MACV
focusesOn U.S. military strategy in Vietnam
Westmoreland's leadership in Vietnam
defense of U.S. conduct in the Vietnam War
genre autobiography
military memoir
hasNotableEvent Tet Offensive
U.S. troop buildup in Vietnam
search-and-destroy operations
hasNotableFigure Ho Chi Minh
Lyndon B. Johnson
Nguyen Van Thieu
Richard Nixon
Vo Nguyen Giap
hasPerspective first-person account
hasReception controversial among Vietnam War historians
used as a primary source on U.S. command thinking in Vietnam
hasTheme civil-military relations
justification of military decisions
lessons of the Vietnam War
public opinion and the Vietnam War
language English
mainSubject Vietnam War
William Westmoreland
surface form: William C. Westmoreland
mediaType print
narrativeLocation Viet Nam
surface form: Vietnam

Washington, D.C.
publicationDate 1976
publisher Doubleday

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William Westmoreland notableWork A Soldier Reports
Westy notableWork A Soldier Reports
subject surface form: William Westmoreland