Books like No peace, no honor by Larry Berman

A collection of linked short stories that follows a platoon of American soldiers and their experiences, thoughts, and burdens during the Vietnam War.

A satirical look at U.S. foreign policy, following an American ambassador who navigates the politics of a Vietnam-like country while the nation's people suffer.

A comprehensive, scholarly account tracing the Vietnam conflict from the French colonial period to the American withdrawal, examining why the U.S. ultimately failed to secure victory.

Explores President Nixon’s leadership of the Vietnam War, drawing on interviews, original research, and analysis of his relationship with Henry Kissinger and the controversial Madman Theory.

Lyndon Johnson brought to the presidency a political outlook nurtured by New Deal liberalism and the idea of government intervention for the public good. In his desire to make that idea work at home and abroad, he contributed to one of the most tragic turning points in American history. As LBJ sought to fulfill John Kennedy's pledge in Southeast Asia, he constructed a fatal coupling of the Great Society and the anti-Communist imperative that had long governed American foreign policy. Pay Any Price is Lloyd Gardner's riveting account of Lyndon Johnson and America's fall into Vietnam; of behind-the-scenes decision-making at the highest levels of government; of miscalculation, blinkered optimism, and moral obtuseness. In a brilliant blending of political biography and diplomatic history, Mr. Gardner has written the first book on American involvement in the Vietnam War to use the full resources and newly declassified documents of the Johnson Library, as well as a wealth of other sources, and to tell the whole story of Johnson and Vietnam.