Related Subjects:
Author Index
Book reviews for "Hoyt,_Olga_Gruhzit" sorted by average review score:

A Time Remembered: American Women in the Vietnam War
Published in Hardcover by Presidio Pr (1999)
Amazon base price: $6.99
List price: $27.95 (that's 75% off!)
Used price: $15.19
Buy one from zShops for: $29.16
List price: $27.95 (that's 75% off!)
Used price: $15.19
Buy one from zShops for: $29.16
Average review score: 



This book deplicts women of the Vietnam War. It has stories written by the women who were actually there, telling what they experienced. It tells about the bomb raids, soliers, and everything they've seen and what they will never forget. I recomend this book to everyone, especially if you are interested in women's roles in history, or the Vietnam War in general.

Freedom of the news media
Published in Unknown Binding by Seabury Press ()
Amazon base price: $
Used price: $4.60
Used price: $4.60
Average review score:
No reviews found.

Lust for blood : the consuming story of vampires
Published in Hardcover by Stein and Day ()
Amazon base price: $16.95
Used price: $7.50
Collectible price: $18.52
Used price: $7.50
Collectible price: $18.52
Average review score:
No reviews found.

They Also Served: American Women in World War II
Published in Hardcover by Birch Lane Pr (1995)
Amazon base price: $19.95
Used price: $9.50
Collectible price: $15.34
Used price: $9.50
Collectible price: $15.34
Average review score:
No reviews found.

Witches.
Published in Hardcover by Abelard-Schuman Ltd (1969)
Amazon base price: $12.95
Used price: $6.21
Collectible price: $10.59
Used price: $6.21
Collectible price: $10.59
Average review score:
No reviews found.
Related Subjects: Author Index
Search Authors.BooksUnderReview.com
Reviews are from readers at Amazon.com. To add a review, follow the Amazon buy link above.
Naturally having served in the Army myself I was more familiar with the terminology used by the five women who were in the ANC as well as the three women who were in the Women's Army Corps (WAC). The nurses had been with the 36th Evacuation (EVAC) Hospital, 67th EVAC, 91st EVAC, and 24th EVAC. They were in Vung Tau, Qui Nhon, Tuy Hoa, and Long Binh respectively. The events they described were amazing. The WACs had been in Saigon and Long Binh. Other chapters included stories from civilians. Those women were in Vietnam with the Special Services, United Service Organization (USO), American Red Cross (ARC), and the US Agency for International Development (USAID). Some of the chapters were actually written by the women themselves. Others were put together following interviews and emails between the author and the women. Regardless of how they were done-they showed the various aspects of how these women's lives were affected both in-country and since returning to The World. This book is a tribute to the women who volunteered to put themselves in harm's way. It should be required reading for students, as well as military members and families of those who have served. This book will help many others to understand that it is not just the male Veterans who suffer from various maladies of war. Our women's history is very important and sadly there is not enough books written about what our women have done to serve our country. I was glad to see this one on the book shelf at my local bookstore.