Title: Priceless Record
Product review: Over the past several years, I have communicated with the author about his experiences in the paratroops and have long awaited this book. I was not disappointed, and read each page with great interest. There are plenty of generals' perspectives to be found on World War II, but too few from the enlisted man's level--in this case a sergeant squad-leader. My husband jokes that I am earning myself a doctorate in World War II, and IF I am, it is because of priceless records like "Descending from the Clouds." Sidenote: The PFC in Spencer Wurst's squad named Arthur Lemieux was from my city of Marquette, Michigan, and finding his grave is what sparked my interest in World War II.
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