Dr Andrew Wiest is University Distinguished Professor of History and founding director of the Dale Center for the Study of War & Society at the University of Southern Mississippi. Specializing in the study of World War I and Vietnam, his titles include Vietnam's Forgotten Army, which won the Society for Military History's Distinguished Book Award, and The Boys of '67, the basis for the Emmy-nominated National Geographic Channel Documentary Brothers in War. He is based in Hattiesbury, MS.
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List of Illustrations List of Maps Prologue Introduction: What Was the Guard? 1. Who was the 150th? 2. Training 3. Welcome to the Sandbox 4. Getting the Lay of the Land 5. No More Doors Left on the Hinges 6. On the Offensive 7. Everything Changes 8. Aftermaths Afterword Cast of Characters Appendix Bibliography Acknowledgments Dedication Index
List of Illustrations List of Maps Prologue Introduction: What Was the Guard? 1. Who was the 150th? 2. Training 3. Welcome to the Sandbox 4. Getting the Lay of the Land 5. No More Doors Left on the Hinges 6. On the Offensive 7. Everything Changes 8. Aftermaths Afterword Cast of Characters Appendix Bibliography Acknowledgments Dedication Index
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Dogwood does an amazing job of capturing the full story of the Citizen Soldiers of the 150th in Anbar Province in Iraq in 2005.
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