Kill Me If You Can, You SOB

What is it like to be in a war? Kill Me If You Can, You SOB answers that question in spades.

Amazon.com said of this book:

“Kill Me If You Can, You SOB is a judicious, penetrating record of the Vietnam War as experienced by an ordinary soldier. Through diary entries written over three decades ago, we get a rare and illuminating glimpse into one of America's greatest tragedies. Bob Miller's unflinching observations not only expose the harsh realities of war, but also provide a long-overdue tribute to the men who fought it.”

As the book’s website says:

“Simply dealing with the verity of it all makes this possibly one of the best non-fiction works to emerge out of the heartbreak known as the Vietnam War. Pictures can be disturbing.”

The Amazon review also quote author Bob Miller saying, "War is not hell. Trust me kid, hell shows up with the truth. When George W. Bush said, 'Mission accomplished', he was talking about his mission, not our armed forces. The facts are Bush and Cheney have never fought for a damn thing except status and media headlines. These two draft dodging sociopaths are not fit to be in the same room with an Iraq war veteran. Take my advice and stay home."

Clearly, Miller is a man who doesn’t mince words, and when you read his account of the Vietnam War, you will find that this approach pays dividends. For more information, visit his website.