Ebook {Epub PDF} Muddy Jungle Rivers by Wendell Affield

 · Wendell Affield published a book called "Muddy Jungle Rivers" about his time in Vietman as a river boat driver. This video, 1hr 23min, telling about his ti. Wendell Affield, author. Making meaning of Vietnam fifty years later: Muddy Jungle Rivers illuminates the boredom, misery, alcohol abuse, crew conflict, ambushes, terror, and death aboard an armor troop carrier river boat in Vietnam and the angst of the cox’n after he is wounded and medevaced home. After publishing Muddy Jungle Rivers in , Affield reconnects with ambush survivors at a Mobile . Wendell Affield has written a fine book, "Muddy Jungle Rivers", describing his navy journey as a cox’n aboard ATC in Vietnam, February - August His journey on inland waters took him to the NVN - SVN border and on the Mekong River waterways and canals/5(96).

Wendell Affield has written a fine book, "Muddy Jungle Rivers", describing his navy journey as a cox'n aboard ATC in Vietnam, February - August His journey on inland waters took him to the NVN - SVN border and on the Mekong River waterways and canals. Muddy Jungle Rivers: A river assault boat cox'n's memory journey of his war in Vietnam by Wendell Affield, Steve Almond. Click here for the lowest price! Paperback, , X. Headwaters Center for Lifelong Learning continues with their final program for the spring online series with Wendell Affield "Muddy Jungle Rivers.".

PARK RAPIDS -- Headwaters Center for Lifelong Learning presents Wendell Affield and his "Muddy Jungle Rivers" presentation from 1 to p.m. Sept. 29 at Armory Square, Park Rapids. Nominated in. Muddy Jungle Rivers, a river assault boat Cox’n’s memory journey of his war in Vietnam and return home, gives the reader a close-up look at life in the Mobile Riverine Force during , the bloodiest year of the Vietnam War. After retiring in Affield enrolled in Bemidji State University, where, over the years, his Vietnam essays evolved into Muddy Jungle Rivers. In Affield met Dan O’Brien at a writer’s workshop. O’Brien invited him to his buffalo ranch in the Black Hills where he spent a week. O’Brien advised Affield to read Hemingway. Study Hemingway.