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by Aaron Lazar
Echoes in the Darkness is a unique chronicle of one Marine's ordeal during the Vietnam Conflict. Duncan, a decorated Marine and retired policeman, portrays the horror and beauty of a land ravaged by war. The tale begi...read more
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