Mad Dog: The Legend and Truth of Jerry Shriver
by John L. Plaster, Jim Morris, Henry Brown
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I say again: THIS IS AN ARTICLE/ESSAY; NOT A FULL-LENGTH BOOK.
Not only that, THIS IS AN ARTICLE/ESSAY; NOT A FULL-LENGTH BOOK.
And furthermore, THIS IS AN ARTICLE/ESSAY; NOT A FULL-LENGTH BOOK.
If you want to complain that this FREE e-book is not a full length biography, complete with psych evaluations from when Shriver was in the 5th Grade and never-before-published pages from a journal he kept that nobody discovered until just now, I'll remind you that THIS IS AN ARTICLE/ESSAY; NOT A FULL-LENGTH BOOK.
Evidently, stating it one time in block letters that THIS IS AN ARTICLE/ESSAY; NOT A FULL-LENGTH BOOK was not enough of a warning for some reviewers, so be advised: THIS IS AN ARTICLE/ESSAY; NOT A FULL-LENGTH BOOK.
Jerry Shriver might have led a normal life, and been considered a normal person. Then along came the Vietnam War. It seemed he fulfilled his destiny there, becoming someone Radio Hanoi dubbed "the mad dog." This is what is known about his exploits in-country.
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