Triumph Forsaken

The book presents a thorough analysis by a distinguished military historian, utilizing new evidence to argue that U.S. government officials accurately perceived the fall of South Vietnam as a significant threat to national security. It explores the intricate connections between military decisions and diplomatic strategies, shedding light on the broader implications of this historical event for American interests. Through this lens, the author challenges prevailing narratives and offers insights into the complexities of Cold War-era policies.