Incursion: From America's Chokehold on the NVA Lifelines to the Sacking of the Cambodian Sanctuaries

J. D. Coleman. St. Martin's Press, $5.99 (294pp) ISBN 978-0-312-92776-9

A Military Book Club main selection in cloth, this is a vivid and well-balanced account of the military and diplomatic aspects of the incursion into Cambodia in May and June 1970. Photos. (June)

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