"Kill Anything That Moves" is a profound investigation into the history of the Vietnam War, based on secret documents and personal interviews. Author Nick Turse sheds light on the systematic and widespread violence inflicted upon the Vietnamese civilian population. This controversial analysis asserts that American soldiers acted not only in the heat of battle but were specifically trained and tasked with a systematic strategy to carry out violence against civilians. The book offers a critical perspective on the moral and ethical implications of the war and encourages readers to reflect on the far-reaching consequences of these actions. It is an essential work for anyone interested in the history of the Vietnam War and the associated humanitarian issues.

• Based on secret documents and personal interviews
• Examines the systematic violence against Vietnamese civilians
• Critical analysis of the moral implications of the Vietnam War.