KILL ANYTHING THAT MOVES The Real American War in Vietnam

In the notorious My Lai massacre of 1968, American soldiers went amok, attacking innocent civilians in a killing frenzy. The first half of this book's title describes what happened. The author's research has led him to conclude that these killings were not isolated; instead, they exemplified how the real Vietnam War was supposed to be fought. Narrator Don Lee has a deep, resonant voice that works well with the book. He sounds authoritative without being overbearing, and his diction and pacing are impeccable. However, he does have a habit of reading dispassionately about an issue that calls for a more personal connection. He treats the book almost like a news reporter, listing ideas and reading too quickly for listeners to digest the author's vast research. R.I.G. © AudioFile 2013, Portland, Maine [Published: JULY 2013]