From Bastogne to Bavaria With the Fighting Fourth Armored Division 1944-1945: Scenes from the War and Holocaust

Diary notes, letters exchanged with his wife, Loretta, and newspaper reports tell the story of From Bastogne to Bavaria, and tell it like it was, without pulling punches or prettying up the facts. This is not a "Hollywood version" of the War, but reality, with its chaos and dirt and death as well as its comedy and pranks and faith.From induction to discharge, this story relates battle activities and relationships with his associates. The narration of the day-by-day experience of battle and religious service offered men in hard places, of comrades and enemies, of drama and comedy is swift reading. The vivid word-scenes are dramatic, rich with good humor under stress, and awesome in their portrayal of a world at war.