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The Stone Ponies by Tom Willard

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Also by Tom Willard:

Sword of Valor, July 2003
Hardcover
The Stone Ponies, July 2001
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Buffalo Soldiers, February 1997
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The Sable Doughboys, February 1997
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The Stone Ponies
Tom Willard

Black Sabre Chronicles #4
Forge
July 2001
Featuring: Franklin LeBaron Sharps
320 pages
ISBN: 0812564782
Paperback (reprint)
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Franklin LeBaron Sharps is a young paratrooper sent to Vietnam in 1965 with the celebrated 101st Airborne Division- the "Screaming Eagles." The great-grandson of Sergeant Major Augustus Sharps and the son of Brigadier General Samuel Sharps, a former Tuskegee Airman, Franklin fights a war on two fronts; in Vietnam, he is determined to repay the Viet Cong for their killing of his brother, and at home, he fights against his father's attempts to reconcile with the family he deserted.

Drawing on his own experience as a paratrooper in Vietnam, Tom Willard takes a brutally graphic look at the war in its early years: a time when the United States was sorely divided and its military heroes suffered bravely both abroad and at home.

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