Agent Orange: History, Science, and the Politics of Uncertainty (Culture and Politics in the Cold War and Beyond)

This a comprehensive look into how Agent Orange came into the military planning and what awful mistakes were made with so little thought for long range consequences. While it is sometimes tedious reading it will be an eye-opener into how wars are carried out. I enjoyed reading it and it gave me the information I was looking for.Flo Philips

Bought it for him and he learned a great deal more about Agent Orange than he ever could have dreamed was the case just from his term of service in Vietnam. Thanks so much to Edwin A. Martini for writing it.

I chose this book thinking I would get some answers. Although getting some answers at the same time more questions arose. I would recommend this book to anybody who has ever been affected or known anybody by agent orange.

As a disabled Vietnam Vet that got into Agent Orange or any of the other colors. Edwin A. Martini did a lot on research for this book.

heavy subject

very pleased

I was disappointed with this book; lacked the horrible effects of epigenetics but moreover seemed to want to please all those who lacked any vision about outcomes. Better reading with Dr. Stelliman.