The New Breed: Brotherhood of War 07 (Brotherhood of War)

from The Blistering Jungles Of Vietnam To The Far-flung Battlefields Of The African Congo, They Faced The Turmoil Of A New Era. It Was A Different Kind Of War. But The Courage And Skill Of These Young Fighting Men Were An American Tradition. Like Their Fathers Before Them, They Rose Up To The Ultimate Challenge Of Military Valor, Holding Their Own In A Storm Of Clashing Cultures. They Were America's New Breed. The Proudest And The Best... david Murray ''the New Breed'' Is Absorbing, Salted-peanuts Reading. Mr. Griffin Is An Army Veteran Himself, And His Proficiency On The Word Processor Convinces One That Old Soldiers Never Die, They Just Write Away. -- New York Times EDITORIAL REVIEW: Old and new faces find themselves swept into a maelstrom of danger when the United States becomes deeply involved in the 1964 Congo Rebellion. Reissue. *NYT. * As the Congo erupts in violent rebellion in 1964, old faces and new find themselves in a maelstrom of danger as the United States becomes more and more involved Lyndon Baines Johnson, the President of the United States, was sitting on a small couch in the Oval Office. In 1943 Tunisia, Major Robert Bellmon, a tank commander, is captured by the Germans