A few days ago, Tim O'Brien won the Pritzker Military Library Literature Award for Lifetime Achievement in Military Writing, which he earned for... well, it's kind of obvious given the name of the award. Over the past several years, the award has gone to historians, this seems like a pretty powerful affirmation of O'Brien's contributions.

Anybody have any recommendations pertaining to his work? I read his novel/short story collection The Things They Carried. Is Going After Cacciato worth reading now, or should I start with his autobiography?