Withdrawal: Reassessing America's Final Years in Vietnam' is a groundbreaking work and tells a completely different story about the war in Vietnam. The famous historian Gregory A. Daddis rejected the long-held myths about the situation in Vietnam at that time. Daddis argues convincingly that the entire US effort in South Vietnam is unlikely to reverse the downward trend of a complex conflict. Despite presenting a new strategy, Abrams' approach cannot make any significant changes to a war that is no longer essential to national security or America's ambition to dominate the world. Once Nixon's White House made a political decision to withdraw from Southeast Asia, Abrams' military strategy could not change the course and outcome of the war in Vietnam that lasted for decades. This book is really a fresh and in-depth presentation of the US imperial strategy in the last years of its presence in Vietnam.