Vietnamwar Stories

"It can only break you if you let it..." ***All characters are owned by S.E. Hinton except for the ones not found in "The Outsiders"***

******After The Outsiders Novel****** The Outsiders has been completed, but what happens with the rest of the gang after? What are their lives like? How are they feeling? We focus mainly on the Curtis brothers and Steve, namely him and Soda, in this story and their future. Copyright MacchioHowellForever Cover: Me I own none of these characters, they all belong to S.E Hinton

explains the major nations involved and the basic history of their involvement in the conflict

A QUIET WAR: A SOG STORY Deep in the jungles of Vietnam, far from headlines and history books, a different kind of war was fought. In 1968, nineteen-year-old Matthew LeBlanc-call sign Mac V-is sent into the shadows as part of a MACV-SOG reconnaissance team operating beyond the borders and beyond official acknowledgment. Their missions are simple in language and brutal in reality: move unseen, gather intelligence, and survive terrain where one sound, one step, one mistake means death. As the jungle closes in, Mac V learns that courage isn't found in charging forward, but in restraint, silence, and knowing when not to pull the trigger. Each patrol strips away another layer of youth, replacing it with responsibility, loss, and hard-earned leadership. When the line between survival and sacrifice blurs, Mac V must decide what kind of man he will become-and what he is willing to carry home. A Quiet War: A SOG Story is a gritty, restrained Vietnam War novel about men who fought without recognition, battles that never made the news, and the invisible weight that follows those who survive. It is a story of brotherhood, moral endurance, and the wars that don't end when the shooting stops. Some wars are loud. This one never was.

Dearest Father, "Tomorrow is an eclipse. To me, it is an unfulfilled promise, its death so indefinite I can never tell whether it was broken." To 29-year-old Ocean, a war he never drafted into managed to sear his heart with scars that never faded away. And the untimely disappearance of his father is the perpetrator of those scars. Witness how through heartbreaking and truthful letters, Ocean manages to find healing within his pain, and forgive 'tomorrow', coming at long-lost peace with his spirit.

The war in North Korea? The Vietnam war? Just fronts for the United States military to use Aliens that have been trained to hunt down the enemy and kill them. These Aliens have now gotten loose and the brave few in the cowardly many shall rise to take on the challenge.

"𝘊ô𝘯𝘨 𝘋â𝘯 ơ𝘪! 𝘔𝘢𝘶 𝘩𝘪ế𝘯 𝘵𝘩â𝘯 𝘥ướ𝘪 𝘤ờ! 𝘊ô𝘯𝘨 𝘋â𝘯 ơ𝘪! 𝘔𝘢𝘶 𝘭à𝘮 𝘤𝘩𝘰 𝘤õ𝘪 𝘣ờ 𝘛𝘩𝘰á𝘵 𝘤ơ𝘯 𝘵à𝘯 𝘱𝘩á, 𝘷ẻ 𝘷𝘢𝘯𝘨 𝘯ò𝘪 𝘨𝘪ố𝘯𝘨 𝘟ứ𝘯𝘨 𝘥𝘢𝘯𝘩 𝘯𝘨𝘩ì𝘯 𝘯ă𝘮 𝘥ò𝘯𝘨 𝘨𝘪ố𝘯𝘨 𝘓ạ𝘤 𝘏ồ𝘯𝘨!" "Dear citizens, Do you no longer cry for your country? Who did these soldiers die for? Why do you flee, just as our friends did? Oh citizens..." South Vietnam, 1964. The Vietnam War has been raging for nine years. An American troop is sent to protect 15-year-old Khôi Luồng's village. The village is bombed a year later, killing nearly everyone Khôi ever knew. In 1966, he joins the Navy, determined to avenge South Vietnam, his home, his people, with his own blood. Amidst the war, he somehow finds brotherhood, laughter, and even forbidden love. 1975, Sài Gòn. Lieutenant Luồng makes his final salute, as he whispers, "𝘊ô𝘯𝘨 𝘋â𝘯 ơ𝘪... 𝘊ô𝘯𝘨 𝘋â𝘯 ơ𝘪..." And the citizens of the years to come call out his name in return.

This is the story of Felix Moore, a 21-year-old mixed, half Black half white man whose twin brother was drafted into the war, so he enlisted too. Will he survive the war, and successfully protect his twin Archie, or will they both perish fighting for a country that doesn't love them? DISCLAIMER: THIS WON'T BE SUPER ACCURATE BECAUSE THIS WAS MY GRADE 8/9 WORK DEPENDING ON WHICH REGION YOU'RE IN. ANOTHER DISCLAIMER: THIS WAS AN ASSESSMENT FOR HISTORY SO THE CHAPTERS WON'T BE VERY LONG AND THEY'LL BE LIKE JOURNAL ENTRIES

Klaus wasn't planning to land in the middle of the Vietnam war, not by a long shot. Even less was he planning to meet someone who, in the face of drugs, and terror, and war, could make him feel... so perfectly, entirely safe and whole again. Five days in Bangkok, five days of Klaus falling more and more in love with David Katz, and five days of two soldiers realizing what beauty means again. [Plot gets better further in, sorry for iffy quality as I get back into writing!]

Sergeant Allen has grown to love the man called Yong Yang during his service in Vietnam. But when Allen denies Yong Yang of reciprocating Yong's love, Yong runs away, into the tunnels underground. But when a bomb is detonated in the tunnels, and Yong is nowhere to be found, Allen realizes that Yong meant more to him, than he ever knew someone could. This is a tale of Love. War. And even more Love and War.

Four U.S. presidents, two directors, a physicist, composer, and an ex Soviet Union president walk into a mansion for a dinner party. But what they find is not what they were expecting.

In 1966, Tom Sweet Jr. enlists in the U.S. Army to serve in the Vietnam War, embarking on a seven-year journey that will see him rise from the rank of private to captain. Throughout this time, he faces intense challenges, forges strong bonds of friendship, and grows into a skilled leader. Each chapter of the book spans a new year, introducing fresh members of his Brothers in Arms (BIA), who are brothers to him. By 1973, Tom and his younger brothers-Ben, Marty, Robert, Mikey, Henry, and his cousin Joe-prepare for one final mission in the Vietnam War. Tensions arise when Henry, eager to fight, is told by Tom that he's too young and the risks are too high. Defying Tom's orders, Henry joins the battle anyway. Meanwhile, we will see the development of William Smart, a longtime childhood friend to Ben and a very strong and clever army soldier on how he turned evil threatening to destroy the very brotherhood he once cherished and betraying his own country. Will the brothers in arms survive this pointless war with bombs, deadly traps and burning trees? Prequel of the Sweet Family series. Action, war and drama. Based in 1966 to 1973. Published in February 2024

Set in 1970 Connecticut amidst the Vietnam war, Dearest Ollivander follows the story of a soldier who was forced to leave and a woman who could only stay home. Veerings has been a quiet town for most of Anastacia's life, but after most of the town's men are conscripted, her husband included, her life is turned upside down. This story is a historical fiction touching on romance, loss and drama.

"With each age that dawns, there will always be war on the horizon. It is the unfortunate and unstated fact of humanity."

The story of a Army Ranger in the 75th infantry regiment

The Bad Girl is a haunting tale of lost souls living half-lives amidst the bustle of New York City in the 1970's. It is also an exploration of the grieving process and what happens when we can't move on as seen through the eyes of a feisty, emotionally scarred young woman who lives in an uncertain world where survival shares a place alongside the thin edge of violence, her cat and the two men who hope to to save her.

A coming-of-age story about a young Native American man, guided by the wisdom of his Doughboy grandfather, a World War I veteran, set against the backdrop of the Vietnam War. The narrative follows the perilous journey of an 18-year-old soldier as he struggles to survive while clinging to his sanity in a conflict that has inexplicably spiraled out of control. Working for a secretive organization that officially denies its presence in Vietnam, the protagonist provides a unique glimpse into some of the most clandestine and harrowing moments of the Vietnam War.