"Cover Up: The Army's Secret Investigation of the My Lai Massacre"

"Cover Up: The Army's Secret Investigation of the My Lai Massacre" explores how the U.S. Army initially concealed details of the 1968 My Lai massacre, where soldiers killed hundreds of unarmed Vietnamese civilians. The book reveals the internal investigations, attempts to hide evidence, and eventual whistleblower disclosures that brought the atrocity to light. It highlights issues of military accountability, ethics, and the impact of secrecy on justice. The narrative emphasizes the importance of transparency and the consequences when institutions conceal harmful actions, offering a detailed account of one of Vietnam War's most notorious war crimes.