Playbill
August, 1971
The Last Sad Days of the war in Vietnam have seen the slow breakdown of one of the mightiest armies in history. Quiet rebellions as well as near mutinies are commonplace in once-proud American divisions, and "fragging" has become part of the national vocabulary. In Goodbye to the Blind Slash Dead Kid's Hooch, Arthur Hadley, a World War Two veteran, ex-war correspondent and former assistant executive editor of the New York Herald Tribune, brings home the demoralizing reality of winding...
