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They were boys who became brothers — forged in fire, bound by love.

In No One Has More Love Than This...: Why We Remember, Warren Robinson delivers a raw, eyewitness account of the ordinary soldier's experience in Vietnam — fighting a determined enemy in a hostile environment, thousands of miles from home, while being dishonored and disrespected by the very country they served.

This was a war none of these brave young men wished to fight. Yet in the crucible of combat, they discovered something extraordinary: a love for one another that transcended fear, politics, and circumstance. Seemingly ordinary boys rose to heights of courage and valor for one reason alone — to come to the aid of a comrade in need.

This book is more than history. It's a tribute. A portion of proceeds supports wounded veterans, honoring the sacrifice of those who gave everything.

  • Powerful firsthand storytelling from a Vietnam veteran
  • A tribute to the unbreakable bonds forged in combat
  • Supports Warren Robinson Books' mission to honor wounded veterans

Because no one has more love than this — than to lay down his life for his friends.

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Conrad Habermann

I am a VIET NAM VET, 1971-1973, PLEIKU, started laughing at your induction in NAM, mine was at Tan Sanut, bid not tell about the HEAT and Smell, when you landed, also had to turn in all my money into MPC, Monopoly Money. Sent to Da Nang first, wrong orders, then to Quang Tre Province, said I was AWAL, but I know where I was. Being a FNG, it was scary. Read half the book already, got to see what you went through. Will let you know, WELCOME HOME BROTHER.👍👍👍🙋‍♂️🙋‍♂️🙋‍♂️

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Eldredge T Blain

I just received my copy and started reading it, brings back a lot of old memories. I like the extra research you put into writing this book.

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Dennis Vankirk

Very good to deal with fast shipping,

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Anonymous

This was a very good book. I really enjoyed it. I appreciate all that our serviceman and woman endured for us doing the war.