Vietnam tracks: Armor in battle 1945-75 by Dunstan, Simon - 1982-01-01

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MetroBooks (NY). 1998. Good/Very Good. Quarto, hardcover, fine in near fine pictorial beige and green dj. Giftable. 160 pages. Color Photographs. throughout. paintings, maps, and journal sketches and entires recount Lewis and Clark's epic journey, from the impetus for their expedition and Jefferson's reasons for wanting to send an exploring party into the unknown West, to the adventures the Corps of Discovery experienced on their travels, to their triumphant return. Recounted in engrossing detail, traces the journey from the then-frontier of St. Louis, over the plains where the men met and befriended various Indian tribes, over the Bitterroot mountinas, and down the Snake and Columbia rivers to the sea. Various drawings from the journals of the expedition start each chapter, excerpts from the journals kept. Nice side bars highlight lesser known aspects of the expedition.