Black Eagle: General Daniel "Chappie" James, Jr
Bloods
Brothers: Black Soldiers in the Nam
Chappie: America's First Black Four-Star General:
The Courageous and the Proud
G.I. Diary
A Hero's Welcome: The Conscience of
Sergeant James Daly Versus the United States Army
Memphis-Nam-Sweden: The Story of a Black Deserter
Patches of Fire: A Story of War and Redemption
African-American Soldiers
by James R. McGovern
by Wallace Terry
An oral history unlike any other, "Bloods" features twenty black men who tell the story of how members of their race were sent off in disproportionate numbers and the special test
of patriotism they faced.
by Stanley Goff and Robert Sanders, with Clark Smith
The Life and Times of Daniel James, Jr
by Alfred J. Phelps
Raised in a Florida ghetto, youngest of 17 children, "Chappie" James (1920-1978) became one of the legendary Tuskegee Airmen during
World War II, took part in the struggle of black officers for racial equality in the Army Air Corps, flew combat missions in Korea and Vietnam, served
as Air Force PR chief during the height of the anti-war protests, and concluded a brilliant career as a four-star general in charge of the North American
Air Defense Command. Phelps captures the effervescent personality of this outspoken, headstrong, irreverent and mischievous man.
by Samuel Vance
by David Parks
by James A. Daly and Lee Bergman
by Terry Whitmore and Richard Weber
This is a very well written and engrossing story of a man who was wounded in action in Vietnam and after recuperating in a
hospital in Japan decided to opt out before he was sent back into combat.
by Albert French
The book falls into two parts: the first, the unsentimental story of an infantryman in the jungles of Vietnam; the second, a moving description
of how this Vietnam veteran pulled his life together and found his voice and creative impulse.
African-American Writers (Kindle Book)
And Other Vietnam War Short Stories
http://www.vietnamwar.net