Vietnam: The War That Keeps Killing, Legacy of Agent Orange:

In Vietnam:The War That Keeps Killing, Veteran Jeff West delivers an account about our use of Agent Orange and its lasting consequences. More than 50 years after the last shots were fired in Vietnam, a hidden war continues. One fought not with bullets, but with chemicals. Agent Orange, a powerful defoliant used by the U.S. military to destroy the enemy's cover, has left a toxic legacy that still haunts millions.From the battlefields and bases of Vietnam to the birth defects, learning disabilities and various diseases affecting generations, this book tells a full story of environmental warfare and its human cost. Blending personal experience with rigorous historical investigation and firsthand accounts, this book reveals how a wartime decision continues to affect Veterans, their families, and Vietnamese civilians decades later.A powerful account of how a war's legacy can outlive a generation and why the cost of war is never confined to the battlefield. This is not just a story about war. It is a reckoning about what remains and the truth about what was done.