King 982. The front cover is titled "Country Music Goes to Viet Nam" and, on a central panel, "Country Music Goes to War, sung by Moore & Napier", flanked by the seals of the United States Army, Navy, Marines and Air Force on a red, white and blue stars-and-stripes design with silhouetted warplanes and tanks; the bottom slogans read "Moore & Napier sing red blooded songs" and "War songs for the true American". Tracks listed on the cover: God Please Protect America, Is This a Useless War, Banjo Bugle, A Soldier's Prayer, Next Sunday Darling Is My Birthday, A Soldier's Grave, I'll Be Home, Filipino Baby, Have I Come Home to Die, Five String Special, Down Where the River Bends, When the Roses Bloom Again. The related single label for "Is This a Useless War" is King 45-6036 (K-45-12104), High Fidelity, blue label, (Moore-Napier), Soil-BMI, time 2:04, credited to Charlie Moore and Bill Napier. [From the record sleeve and labels]
King 982. The front cover is titled "Country Music Goes to Viet Nam" and, on a central panel, "Country Music Goes to War, sung by Moore & Napier", flanked by the seals of the United States Army, Navy, Marines and Air Force on a red, white and blue stars-and-stripes design with silhouetted warplanes and tanks; the bottom slogans read "Moore & Napier sing red blooded songs" and "War songs for the true American". Tracks listed on the cover: God Please Protect America, Is This a Useless War, Banjo Bugle, A Soldier's Prayer, Next Sunday Darling Is My Birthday, A Soldier's Grave, I'll Be Home, Filipino Baby, Have I Come Home to Die, Five String Special, Down Where the River Bends, When the Roses Bloom Again. The related single label for "Is This a Useless War" is King 45-6036 (K-45-12104), High Fidelity, blue label, (Moore-Napier), Soil-BMI, time 2:04, credited to Charlie Moore and Bill Napier. [From the record sleeve and labels]
King 982. The front cover is titled "Country Music Goes to Viet Nam" and, on a central panel, "Country Music Goes to War, sung by Moore & Napier", flanked by the seals of the United States Army, Navy, Marines and Air Force on a red, white and blue stars-and-stripes design with silhouetted warplanes and tanks; the bottom slogans read "Moore & Napier sing red blooded songs" and "War songs for the true American". Tracks listed on the cover: God Please Protect America, Is This a Useless War, Banjo Bugle, A Soldier's Prayer, Next Sunday Darling Is My Birthday, A Soldier's Grave, I'll Be Home, Filipino Baby, Have I Come Home to Die, Five String Special, Down Where the River Bends, When the Roses Bloom Again. The related single label for "Is This a Useless War" is King 45-6036 (K-45-12104), High Fidelity, blue label, (Moore-Napier), Soil-BMI, time 2:04, credited to Charlie Moore and Bill Napier. [From the record sleeve and labels]
King 982. The front cover is titled "Country Music Goes to Viet Nam" and, on a central panel, "Country Music Goes to War, sung by Moore & Napier", flanked by the seals of the United States Army, Navy, Marines and Air Force on a red, white and blue stars-and-stripes design with silhouetted warplanes and tanks; the bottom slogans read "Moore & Napier sing red blooded songs" and "War songs for the true American". Tracks listed on the cover: God Please Protect America, Is This a Useless War, Banjo Bugle, A Soldier's Prayer, Next Sunday Darling Is My Birthday, A Soldier's Grave, I'll Be Home, Filipino Baby, Have I Come Home to Die, Five String Special, Down Where the River Bends, When the Roses Bloom Again. The related single label for "Is This a Useless War" is King 45-6036 (K-45-12104), High Fidelity, blue label, (Moore-Napier), Soil-BMI, time 2:04, credited to Charlie Moore and Bill Napier. [From the record sleeve and labels]
King 982. The front cover is titled "Country Music Goes to Viet Nam" and, on a central panel, "Country Music Goes to War, sung by Moore & Napier", flanked by the seals of the United States Army, Navy, Marines and Air Force on a red, white and blue stars-and-stripes design with silhouetted warplanes and tanks; the bottom slogans read "Moore & Napier sing red blooded songs" and "War songs for the true American". Tracks listed on the cover: God Please Protect America, Is This a Useless War, Banjo Bugle, A Soldier's Prayer, Next Sunday Darling Is My Birthday, A Soldier's Grave, I'll Be Home, Filipino Baby, Have I Come Home to Die, Five String Special, Down Where the River Bends, When the Roses Bloom Again. The related single label for "Is This a Useless War" is King 45-6036 (K-45-12104), High Fidelity, blue label, (Moore-Napier), Soil-BMI, time 2:04, credited to Charlie Moore and Bill Napier. [From the record sleeve and labels]
King 982. The front cover is titled "Country Music Goes to Viet Nam" and, on a central panel, "Country Music Goes to War, sung by Moore & Napier", flanked by the seals of the United States Army, Navy, Marines and Air Force on a red, white and blue stars-and-stripes design with silhouetted warplanes and tanks; the bottom slogans read "Moore & Napier sing red blooded songs" and "War songs for the true American". Tracks listed on the cover: God Please Protect America, Is This a Useless War, Banjo Bugle, A Soldier's Prayer, Next Sunday Darling Is My Birthday, A Soldier's Grave, I'll Be Home, Filipino Baby, Have I Come Home to Die, Five String Special, Down Where the River Bends, When the Roses Bloom Again. The related single label for "Is This a Useless War" is King 45-6036 (K-45-12104), High Fidelity, blue label, (Moore-Napier), Soil-BMI, time 2:04, credited to Charlie Moore and Bill Napier. [From the record sleeve and labels]
King 982. The front cover is titled "Country Music Goes to Viet Nam" and, on a central panel, "Country Music Goes to War, sung by Moore & Napier", flanked by the seals of the United States Army, Navy, Marines and Air Force on a red, white and blue stars-and-stripes design with silhouetted warplanes and tanks; the bottom slogans read "Moore & Napier sing red blooded songs" and "War songs for the true American". Tracks listed on the cover: God Please Protect America, Is This a Useless War, Banjo Bugle, A Soldier's Prayer, Next Sunday Darling Is My Birthday, A Soldier's Grave, I'll Be Home, Filipino Baby, Have I Come Home to Die, Five String Special, Down Where the River Bends, When the Roses Bloom Again. The related single label for "Is This a Useless War" is King 45-6036 (K-45-12104), High Fidelity, blue label, (Moore-Napier), Soil-BMI, time 2:04, credited to Charlie Moore and Bill Napier. [From the record sleeve and labels]
King 982. The front cover is titled "Country Music Goes to Viet Nam" and, on a central panel, "Country Music Goes to War, sung by Moore & Napier", flanked by the seals of the United States Army, Navy, Marines and Air Force on a red, white and blue stars-and-stripes design with silhouetted warplanes and tanks; the bottom slogans read "Moore & Napier sing red blooded songs" and "War songs for the true American". Tracks listed on the cover: God Please Protect America, Is This a Useless War, Banjo Bugle, A Soldier's Prayer, Next Sunday Darling Is My Birthday, A Soldier's Grave, I'll Be Home, Filipino Baby, Have I Come Home to Die, Five String Special, Down Where the River Bends, When the Roses Bloom Again. The related single label for "Is This a Useless War" is King 45-6036 (K-45-12104), High Fidelity, blue label, (Moore-Napier), Soil-BMI, time 2:04, credited to Charlie Moore and Bill Napier. [From the record sleeve and labels]
King 982. The front cover is titled "Country Music Goes to Viet Nam" and, on a central panel, "Country Music Goes to War, sung by Moore & Napier", flanked by the seals of the United States Army, Navy, Marines and Air Force on a red, white and blue stars-and-stripes design with silhouetted warplanes and tanks; the bottom slogans read "Moore & Napier sing red blooded songs" and "War songs for the true American". Tracks listed on the cover: God Please Protect America, Is This a Useless War, Banjo Bugle, A Soldier's Prayer, Next Sunday Darling Is My Birthday, A Soldier's Grave, I'll Be Home, Filipino Baby, Have I Come Home to Die, Five String Special, Down Where the River Bends, When the Roses Bloom Again. The related single label for "Is This a Useless War" is King 45-6036 (K-45-12104), High Fidelity, blue label, (Moore-Napier), Soil-BMI, time 2:04, credited to Charlie Moore and Bill Napier. [From the record sleeve and labels]
King 982. The front cover is titled "Country Music Goes to Viet Nam" and, on a central panel, "Country Music Goes to War, sung by Moore & Napier", flanked by the seals of the United States Army, Navy, Marines and Air Force on a red, white and blue stars-and-stripes design with silhouetted warplanes and tanks; the bottom slogans read "Moore & Napier sing red blooded songs" and "War songs for the true American". Tracks listed on the cover: God Please Protect America, Is This a Useless War, Banjo Bugle, A Soldier's Prayer, Next Sunday Darling Is My Birthday, A Soldier's Grave, I'll Be Home, Filipino Baby, Have I Come Home to Die, Five String Special, Down Where the River Bends, When the Roses Bloom Again. The related single label for "Is This a Useless War" is King 45-6036 (K-45-12104), High Fidelity, blue label, (Moore-Napier), Soil-BMI, time 2:04, credited to Charlie Moore and Bill Napier. [From the record sleeve and labels]
King 982. The front cover is titled "Country Music Goes to Viet Nam" and, on a central panel, "Country Music Goes to War, sung by Moore & Napier", flanked by the seals of the United States Army, Navy, Marines and Air Force on a red, white and blue stars-and-stripes design with silhouetted warplanes and tanks; the bottom slogans read "Moore & Napier sing red blooded songs" and "War songs for the true American". Tracks listed on the cover: God Please Protect America, Is This a Useless War, Banjo Bugle, A Soldier's Prayer, Next Sunday Darling Is My Birthday, A Soldier's Grave, I'll Be Home, Filipino Baby, Have I Come Home to Die, Five String Special, Down Where the River Bends, When the Roses Bloom Again. The related single label for "Is This a Useless War" is King 45-6036 (K-45-12104), High Fidelity, blue label, (Moore-Napier), Soil-BMI, time 2:04, credited to Charlie Moore and Bill Napier. [From the record sleeve and labels]