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title: "Eternal Harvest: The Legacy of American Bombs in Laos"
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# Eternal Harvest: The Legacy of American Bombs in Laos

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## Customer Reviews

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    Couldn't put it down!
  

*by M***N on Reviewed in the United States on January 2, 2014*

Being a Laotian immigrant myself, I've always wanted to learn more about my home country. I grew up in America and heard my parents talk about the provinces mentioned in this book and wondered what life was like "back home." I loved the details in this book and the way the author described the ways of life regardless of how bleak life is for these unfortunate victims. I found myself nodding at the mentions of culture and Laotian words used in the book because it was the culture I grew up with in a Laotian household, even in the U.S. The gorgeous photographs in this book contributed to the storytelling and captured the perils of the life among UXO's (unexploded ordnance). In fact, there are LOTS of photos, so much so that it made the book heavier than it looks! I was cannot begin to describe how immersed I was in this book - I read it in 2 days. Perhaps it was the history of my people that was so captivating, or perhaps it was because "Eternal Harvest" was so well written. Either way, I learned A LOT in this book and it made me yearn to help - it was that moving to me. If you're interested in learning more about the effects of the Secret War on people post-war, I highly recommend picking up this book.

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    The full story
  

*by D***R on Reviewed in the United States on January 9, 2014*

Unfortunately I know too much about American bombs in Laos because I was there while it was going on. This is a thorough, dense and well researched book with many sources, but the authors also  have been there and talked to people and seen the craters that pock-mark much of Laos. In spite of the tragedy, the authors manage an objective look at the legacy of the tons of munitions, many of them still dangerous, that are still killing and maiming Laotians.There are many photos illustrating what they found. Anyone seriously thinking of starting a war should be forced to read this book.

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    Description of the Un-Exploded Ordinance Scattered all Over Laos
  

*by M***R on Reviewed in the United States on March 19, 2014*

This is an excellent book on describing the un-exploded war ordinance (UXO)the United States dropped over Laos during the Vietnam War. It describes how de-mining teams from several countries and some NGO's are slowly clearing the UXO from Laos; how the UXO, mainly 'bombies', still maim and kill people, mainly children, today. Other sources have estimated that the US dropped about 250,000,000 bombies, of which 1/3 did not explode on contact with the ground. These UXO.s are buried in the ground, are in treetops, and under houses. The bombies are set off by children picking them up, or by people building fires over them, or by farmers hitting while preparing their fields for planting. The book has many pictures, some quite graphic.

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