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The Best and the Brightest is the Vietnam War, War History and American Politics book which contains the inside stories of the Vietnam War. David Halberstam is the author of this outstanding book. He is the bestselling author and a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist. David has a broad eye on the athletic, political and social life of America, and he often speaks on the different issues. Russia is underestimating the power of its enemies and they are heading to win no matter how expensive it would be. They are threatened by the Americans but Russia did not care for anyone.

Russians are not worried that no one is standing with them and they are alone to conquest in Afghanistan. The Russians have a dream to rule the world and it is no impossible after what they got. Afghanistan is just the beginning of a big journey and they are looking forward to more. What happened after years of struggle that Vietnam failed to complete its missions and their soldiers are killed by the enemies after all the destructive equipment’s? How America helps enemies and play an important role in breaking Vietnam into several pieces. It’s an amazing book which is captivating and quite interesting.

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Name: The Best and the Brightest
Authors: David Halberstam
Publish Date: October 26, 1993
Language: English
Genre: Vietnam War, History, Social Sciences
Format: PDF/ePub
Size: 3 MB
Pages: 720
Price: Free
ISBN: 978044908709

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