In this memoir, Lanny Hunter recalls his tour in the central highlands of Vietnam in 1965-66 at the bloody interface of medicine and combat. Paralleling this story is his return in 1997 to find and help his Montagnard interpreter, Y-Kre Mlo, after ten years in a communist reeducation camp. This pilgrimage takes Hunter back to old haunts and battlegrounds, and to a war now seen through a very different lens.
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