Mack Brinson is a Green Beret Captain in Vietnam at the height of the war, 1967. He’s been selected to serve on the staff of MACV-SOG, the premier covert operations unit in Southeast Asia. His wife’s lawyer has sent him a divorce notice. He is a lonely man. His assignments have been less than exhilarating and he has been given a mundane task. The end of the tedious task is anything but boring. He fights for his life in a Viet Cong attack. Excitement enough for anyone. His loneliness soon comes to an end. Brinson meets a stunning Eurasian woman, Song. He finds love he’d never expected. After his first combat experience, his command begins sending him on highly classified missions. He works with a SOG Recon Team on a wiretap mission along the Ho Chi Minh Trail in Laos. As a result of his expertise in clandestine surveillance, Brinson becomes a marked man. The North Vietnamese and Viet Cong put out orders to kill him. Song also becomes a target. Brinson’s combat experiences include fighting in the streets of Saigon during the infamous Tet offensive. Where There Were No Innocents is a true-to-life story of war written by a man who is a former Green Beret, who served with MACV-SOG.