Amazon has come up with an admirable e-book reader called the
Kindle,
with a keyboard and wireless access.
I'm impressed enough to convert my books to the format, starting with
Incident
at Muc Wa, which inspired that splendid Burt Lancaster
movie, Go Tell the Spartans. The novel is also available in the
Mobipocket
format that can be read on any PC and many mobile devices.
I also digitized my Vietnam journal, The Only War We've Got, which is likewise available both in Kindle and in Mobipocket editions. More recently, in the War Studies program at King's College London, I turned in a "long essay" (what in the U.S. would be called a research paper) comparing our experience in Vietnam with the ongoing war in Iraq. At the momeht, that's available for Kindle readers. I'll get to the Mobi edition soon. Blue skies! -- Dan Ford The homework FAQ:Early days in South Vietnam:
Remembering the quagmire:
The presidential papers:Books & stuff
Some worthwhile links:
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