Drowning in Her Eyes (2016)
Drowning in Her Eyes
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He was out of a job. The Australian Government had decided to commit another battalion of infantry and attached units to South Vietnam. A Major General was coming to take overall command. Freeman had been posted home, and he wasn’t sorry. However, there were a few loose ends to tie up, and one of them was waiting outside. He picked up his phone. “Okay, Corporal, send in Captain Riordan.”
Jack entered and saluted. He was feeling good. His wounds had almost healed, and he had had a week’s conv...alescent leave. The Brigadier looked up. “Sit down, Captain. I have been reading your action report about your little dust-up at Bien Long. The Yanks, with their usual black humour, are calling it, ‘The Bien Long BBQ’. They were impressed with your coolness under fire and your decisive action. They want to give you a medal. The ARVN are happy as well. They say your action tied up NVA forces and took the pressure off them. They want to give you a medal, too. I do not want to give you a medal; I have given you a medal.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was out of a job. The Australian Government had decided to commit another battalion of infantry and attached units to South Vietnam. A Major General was coming to take overall command. Freeman had been posted home, and he wasn’t sorry. However, there were a few loose ends to tie up, and one of them was waiting outside. He picked up his phone. “Okay, Corporal, send in Captain Riordan.”
Jack entered and saluted. He was feeling good. His wounds had almost healed, and he had had a week’s conv...alescent leave. The Brigadier looked up. “Sit down, Captain. I have been reading your action report about your little dust-up at Bien Long. The Yanks, with their usual black humour, are calling it, ‘The Bien Long BBQ’. They were impressed with your coolness under fire and your decisive action. They want to give you a medal. The ARVN are happy as well. They say your action tied up NVA forces and took the pressure off them. They want to give you a medal, too. I do not want to give you a medal; I have given you a medal.
What to read after Drowning in Her Eyes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Patrick Ford to read onlineMoreLess
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