His 1971 book, '365 Days,' was an intimate and searing look at the human costs of war.
the sheer numbers of casualties. Dr. Glasser explained that he may be a bit rusty as a surgeon., “we’ll give you the little wounds.”
Dr. Glasser said he didn’t intend to write about his experiences in the military, three years after getting his medical degree from Johns Hopkins University. He opposed the war. He thought he would just ride out his time with the U.S. Army Medical Corps at the hospital in Zama, one of four U.S. field hospitals in Japan’s farm belt southwest of Tokyo.He was stunned, however, at the scope of the grievously injured or mortally wounded arriving from Vietnam.
Michael G. Michaelson, a physician and editor, wrote in a New York Times review, “What is remarkable and even noble about this book is not something new, but some thing old and nearly forgotten: a compassion, that is not restricted by doctrine or polemic but that can encompass the agonies of a Vietnamese peasant or an, American career officer; a sensibility that knows not only the murdered … but the murderers.
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