Our members have published a number of books on the war. They are listed here alphabetically by author. Click on the author's name to read their bio. All author photos are protected by the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 United States license and must attribute VVFH for any reuse or alteration. 

W. R. Baker

Mike Benge

• The History of the Involvement of the Montagnards of the Central Highlands in the Vietnam War
• Cuban War Crimes Against American POWs During the Vietnam War
• The Ugly American in Hanoi: A Civilian POW's story of 11 years in Vietnam - current book project
• American hip-hop defines Vietnamese communist history: "Ho", "Ho", "Ho" Chi Minh

Richard Botkin

B.J. "Jug" Burkett

Roger Canfield, Ph.D.

• Black ghetto riots & campus disorders;: A subcultural and philosophical study of democratic legitimacy and American political violence, 1964-1970

John Del Vecchio

R J "Del" Del Vecchio

Col. Andrew R. Finlayson

• The Tay Ninh Provincial Reconnaissance Unit and Its Role in the Phoenix Program, 1969-70

Max Friedman

• The Human Cost of Communism in Vietnam
• Our "Pre-Sponse" -- A Supplement to the TTU-NARA Conference on Vietnam in the Year 1963 - contributor

Phillip Jennings

Michael G. Kort

Bill Laurie

Michael Lee Lanning

• Michael's books page

James D. McLeroy

Amazon Best Seller for Vietnam War History

• Indochina In The Year Of The Goat - 1967 (contributor)
• Indochina In The Year Of The Monkey - 1968 (contributor)
• Indochina In The Year Of The Water Buffalo - 1973 (contributor)

Mark Moyar

James S. Robbins, Ph.D.

J. Keith Saliba

Sol Sanders

Leonard M (Mike) Scruggs

Dr. Geoffrey DT Shaw, Ph.D.

• Ambassador Frederick Nolting's Role in American Diplomatic and Military Policy Toward the Government of South Vietnam, 1961-1963
• Indochina In the Year of the Horse - 1966

Steve Sherman

• Our "Pre-Sponse" -- A Supplement to the TTU-NARA Conference on Vietnam in the Year 1963
• Who's who from MACV-SOG
• Special Forces Who's Who Series
• The Official Lite History and Cookbook of the Gulf War - Editor

William L. Stearman

Roger Soiset

Lewis Sorley, Ph.D.

Neil F. Thompson

Dr. Tôn Thát Thiên

• A few thoughts on the problem of the reconstruction of Vietnamese society or science, traditions and the social reconstruction of Vietnam
• The Deadly Trap: How Hanoi Negotiates
• Moscow's Shadow Over Vietnam: A Historical Perspective
• Ho Chi Minh and the Comintern: Was Ho Chi Minh a nationalist?
• Dr. Thien's Legacy

Major Hoi B. Tran

Professor Robert F. Turner, Ph. D.

• Myths of the Vietnam War: The Pentagon Papers Reconsidered

George J. "Jay" Veith

Nicholas Warr