Staff Sergeant Larry FitzGerald, aka Reaper 6, of the U.S. Army Special Forces, led a special Black Ops team deployed to Vietnam in 1965. He reported to only two men: General Westmoreland and General Abrams, who were in command of the U.S. Armed Forces. His first assignmenta suicidal mission to assassinate four enemy generals in Laos who were planning the 1967 Tet invasionwas never disclosed to the media or the public. General Westmoreland stated that Sergeant FitzGerald deserved the Medal of Honor, and nine additional Purple Hearts, but unfortunately, most of his missions were conducted across the fence of South Vietnam, in Cambodia, Laos, and North Vietnam. In fact, all of his missions were classified, clandestine, and denied. They have not been disclosed until now.Reaper 6 is the only biography of this extraordinary soldiers life, capturing the very sights, sounds, and smells of the Vietnam War. Today, Larry is the proverbial last man standing of 89 souls who went where lesser soldiers shouldnt dare.