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The General's Driver: A Vietnam Soldier Remembers
I suppose at some time we all consider writing a book on something extraordinary that happened in our lives and upon hearing one’s story, someone is always saying, “You should write a book about that.” I decided after fifty years to do just that. This book started out as nothing more than what I was calling a “narrative.” I believe and hope it has turned out to be a little bit more than that.
It was written mainly for my children, members of my family and what few friends I have left alive. There is nothing more at issue here than to give its readers an idea of this soldier’s experiences in Vietnam.
I have not forgotten the few men I knew. The faces I remember; the names on the “Wall.” I cherish those relationships, those memories both good and bad. They have stayed with me every minute of every day since I left Vietnam.
If it wasn’t for the ultimate sacrifice that some of those great men gave, I would not be here today to tell mysmall part in what an experience it was, to say the least.
May God Bless those men.
It was written mainly for my children, members of my family and what few friends I have left alive. There is nothing more at issue here than to give its readers an idea of this soldier’s experiences in Vietnam.
I have not forgotten the few men I knew. The faces I remember; the names on the “Wall.” I cherish those relationships, those memories both good and bad. They have stayed with me every minute of every day since I left Vietnam.
If it wasn’t for the ultimate sacrifice that some of those great men gave, I would not be here today to tell mysmall part in what an experience it was, to say the least.
May God Bless those men.
105 pages, Kindle Edition
Published January 21, 2019
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