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　　On April 10, 1970, Hill 927 was occupied by troopers of the

Screaming Eagles of the 101st Airborne Division. By July, the

activities of the artillery and infantry of Ripcord had caught the

attention of the NVA (North Vietnamese Army) and a long and deadly

siege ensued. Ripcord was the Screaming Eagles’ last chance to do

significant damage to the NVA in the A Shau Valley before the

division was withdrawn from Vietnam and returned to the United

States.

At Ripcord, the enemy counterattacked with ferocity, using mortar

and antiaircraft fire to inflict heavy causalities on the units

operating there. The battle lasted four and a half months and

exemplified the ultimate frustration of the Vietnam War: the

inability of the American military to bring to bear its enormous

resources to win on the battlefield. In the end, the 101st

evacuated Ripcord, leaving the NVA in control of the battlefield.

Contrary to the mantra “We won every battle but lost the war,” the

United States was defeated at Ripcord. Now, at last, the full story

of this terrible battle can be told.

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　　Keith W. Nolan is acknowledged as the

foremost chronicler of the Vietnam War. He is the author of nine

other Vietnam War combat histories and is most recently the

coauthor of A Hundred Miles of Bad Road. Nolan lives with

his wife and daughter near St. Louis, Missouri.

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　　?AN ABSOLUTELY SUPERB ACCOUNT OF WAR AT THE LEVEL OF THE

INDIVIDUAL SOLDIER . . . This is a major contribution to Vietnam

War literature, particularly of action at the small-unit

level.?

　　?Military Review

　　?Keith Nolan?s research, his comprehension of the political as

well as the military actions, his careful concern for those who

were there, and, most of all, his writing, are superb. I recommend

Ripcord without stint or reservation.?

　　?STEPHEN AMBROSE

　　?With Ripcord, Keith Nolan has added another significant battle

history to his impressive list of works on the Vietnam War.?

　　?JOHN DEL VECCHIO

　　Author of The 13th Valley

　　-- Revie

书籍介绍

On April 10, 1970, Hill 927 was occupied by troopers of the Screaming Eagles of the 101st Airborne Division. By July, the activities of the artillery and infantry of Ripcord had caught the attention of the NVA (North Vietnamese Army) and a long and deadly siege ensued. Ripcord was the Screaming Eagles’ last chance to do significant damage to the NVA in the A Shau Valley before the division was withdrawn from Vietnam and returned to the United States.

At Ripcord, the enemy counterattacked with ferocity, using mortar and antiaircraft fire to inflict heavy causalities on the units operating there. The battle lasted four and a half months and exemplified the ultimate frustration of the Vietnam War: the inability of the American military to bring to bear its enormous resources to win on the battlefield. In the end, the 101st evacuated Ripcord, leaving the NVA in control of the battlefield. Contrary to the mantra “We won every battle but lost the war,” the United States was defeated at Ripcord. Now, at last, the full story of this terrible battle can be told.