" I was really impressed with the first book these two co-authored and was interested in seeing what they would add. It was sort of repetitive in places, but overall an interesting tale of finally meeting up with their North Vietnamese equals and hearing some of the planning that went into this conflict from their side. Two points that stick with me, perhaps because they were stressed and repeated, were the N. Vietnamese's conviction that if we had studied what happened to the French, we never would have gotten ourselves involved in this crisis, and also the long fighting history of the Vietnamese people in general and how they were willing to sacrifice anything for any length of time to be rid of foreign interference in their country. Lt. General Moore also has some strong opinions about the conflict we are currently in that were definitely worth hearing. In an interview at the Pritzker Military Library he and Galloway suggested that our current best option might be to get out and let the inevitable civil war burn itself out and just try to keep out outside invaders. After listening to their point of view, I can see the value in such a move. I'm sure others would disagree. "
— Kim, 2/13/2014