“Today military service is voluntary, but until 1973, it was luck of the draw. . . , Greenbaum notes, [that] while it took courage to fight, it also took courage to “say no to the Vietnam War machine, to a government and its systems that were geared to use you.” A worthy contribution to the literature of the Vietnam War.—Kirkus Reviews

“The Vietnam War was fought on many fronts, and we often forget that the home front was crucial here—marked by an army of courageous and patriotic men and women who often, at considerable risk to themselves, resisted this terrible war. Eli Greenbaum has brilliantly orchestrated the voices of resistance from that era. This is a major statement, a valuable piece of American history.”—Jay Parini, author of Borges and Me