Random House, 861 pp., $24.95
'War,' said Saint-Exupéry, 'is the acceptance of death.' The force of that recognition beats again and again in Neil Sheehan's unforgettable narrative of his own growing up and John Paul Vann's wearing down in Vietnam.
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