
by John Pimlott
The crucial military actions of the Vietnam War recreated in detailed drawings based on computer-generated maps. Weapons that shocked the world and traumatized an entire generation but could not win the war. Unforgettable images of the first televised war.
1948-03-19 – 1997-10-24
**John Pimlott** (born on 1948, Brigg — 24 October 1997, Surrey) was the Head of the War Studies Department at Royal Military Academy Sandhurst and a writer of books on military history. He was tragically killed on 24 October 1997 when two hand grenades picked up on a battlefield visit exploded in his study. He published both papers and popular books on twentieth-century military history and especially guerrilla warfare. In particular, he edited illustrated partworks such as *War in Peace* (London: Marshall Cavendish, 1987) and *Nam: The Vietnam Experience 1965-75* (London: Hamlyn Publishing, 1988), as well as editing popular volumes such as *Vietnam: The History and Tactics* (New York: C…
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