Description Mother\'s Day is not a panorama of the decades-long effort, but a brief moment, a close-up of a long and tragic conflict that reveals the immediate in five soldiers\' existence; staying alive, staying dry, getting through the day, the night, the next day, the next night-and the boring and rare terrifying events during a year in-country.
Currently, he resides close to the ocean in Southern California..
He has traveled extensively in Africa, Europe and Southeast Asia.
He holds a master\'s degree in Southeast Asian Studies.
In addition, he served in the 82nd Airborne and attended UCLA where he won the prestigious Samuel Goldwyn Literary Award.
His original coverage of two events was the foundation for two Medal of Honor winners.
His stories and photos were published world-wide and he was awarded a Bronze Star.
About the Author The author spent most of 1967 serving as a combat writer/photographer with the First Brigade, 101st Airborne in Vietnam.
Also, the readers will endure the survival pipeline from initial medevac to aid stations, field hospitals, and finally, far away from the conflict, in modern military hospitals.
The reader experiences adapting to life in a free-fire zone among caustic veterans, the fear produced by baptism of fire, and the terrifying incident of a deadly ambush.
Description Mother\'s Day is not a panorama of the decades-long effort, but a brief moment, a close-up of a long and tragic conflict that reveals the immediate in five soldiers\' existence; staying alive, staying dry, getting through the day, the night, the next day, the next night-and the boring and rare terrifying events during a year in-country
