The Bombs of LeMay: Legacy and Loss

This chapter examines Curtis LeMay's military strategies during the Vietnam War, focusing on his controversial use of napalm and heavy bombing amidst widespread dissent. It reflects on LeMay's unwavering belief in air power and his connection to historical precedents, contrasting his rigid philosophy with the complexities of modern warfare. The narrative also weaves a haunting tale from a tragic bombing, highlighting the devastating impact on innocent lives and the profound sorrow that followed.