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Approximately 2,700,000 men and women served in what has been remembered as the Vietnam War. This is the story of one of those men. Norm Khon was eighteen years old when he stepped off the plane in Danang and headed north to one of the most dangerous outposts in Vietnam, just miles from the so-called de-militarized zone (DMZ). It was anything but de-militarized, as Sergeant Khon will describe in Super Grunts. He wrote this book primarily for his family-especially his adult children and grandchildren-to give them a realistic glimpse into the world of a patriot/warrior who fought for his country. Khon's account is a graphic reminder that the freedoms Americans enjoy have been bought by the valor of young men and women who answered the call of duty. Norm was a great leader who cared deeply for his men. I can't recall a single mission where we did not come under enemy fire-often intense. He was brave but cautious and took great pride in the fact that under his leadership we never lost a man. -Wallace Wally Anderson, Radio operator on Sergeant Khon's team and its last surviving member

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