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what am i doing here,true adventures while surviving 1172 days in the u.s. army during wwiiwhat am i doing here,true adventures while surviving 1172 days in the u.s. army during wwii
Type
Physical Book
Publisher
Year
2009
Language
English
Pages
300
Format
Hardcover
Dimensions
22.9x15.2x2.1 cm
Weight
0.59 kg.
ISBN
143897907X
ISBN13
9781438979076

what am i doing here,true adventures while surviving 1172 days in the u.s. army during wwii

Leroy R. Maleck (Author) · Authorhouse · Hardcover

what am i doing here,true adventures while surviving 1172 days in the u.s. army during wwii - Maleck, Leroy R.

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Synopsis "what am i doing here,true adventures while surviving 1172 days in the u.s. army during wwii"

WHAT AM I DOING HERE? by Dr. LeRoy Maleck O.D. is Book III and potentially the most moving of his life experiences. This book contains the recollections of that time in life when a 22 year old army combat infantry medic was forced to rapidly mature and change forever. The author's first person style and account clearly comes from being there. This book chronicles his entry into the army as seen by a new recruit. The true account continues through basic training, continued training and the introduction to army life and situations that seem as a satire and have humorous moments. Follow his journey with the 137th Infantry Regiment, aboard a troop ship to England. Then in early July, D Day + 28 Days, his Regiment is on Omaha Beach. Roughly 11 days later he, with his unit is engaged in something his training could not prepare him for, combat with a determined, entrenched enemy. Follow the exploits of war through the eyes of a combat infantry medic who went through, survived, and helped others survive. of some of the most brutal battles faced by the U.S. Army in World War II, Including the Northern France Campaign and the Battle of the Bulge. In addition to an army combat medic's first person account of his participation in World War II, the author has included a sorry about a rather amazing four legged friend, Speed. Speed was his Uncle Bill's dog, companion, and often hunting partner. In contrast to the War chronicles you may find this amazing heartwarming and just a great sorry about a truly amazing dog.

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