When President John Kennedy challenged young people to help their country, Jim Jones decided on a career of public service: With the Army in Vietnam, later as a U.S. Senate staffer, Idaho Attorney General and on the Idaho Supreme Court.
This book chronicles Jim’s tour in Vietnam, living and working with South Vietnamese forces, helping an orphanage, serving as an aerial artillery spotter, and getting to know the Vietnamese people. Those 407 days were the most powerful influence on his life.
