Liberty Hill's Vietnam Fighting Men is an interesting chronicle of eight African Americans who were killed in Vietnam. It also features four selected veterans with each giving an oral history of varying perspectives of the war, ranging from "I never felt I would get killed" to "I killed many." The Liberty Hill community sent the unbelievable number of sixty-four of its residents to Southeast Asia to fight in Vietnam. The reader will find Liberty Hill's Vietnam Fighting Men to be a remarkable narrative of the contribution of Liberty Hill to the United States Armed Forces, specifically, and to the nation, generally, during the Vietnam War.