Title: Refreshing, clean descriptive tale of an "ordinary soldier."
Product review: This beautifully written memoir of WWII is the real account of personal events in the life of a drafted eighteen year old boy from Little Rock, Arkansas.While the author describes day-to-day activities in army life, there is considerable humor, warmth, fear and drama in the book. It is extraordinarily accessible and interesting. The person projected here is a most likeable and naive young man who ends up the friendly, compassionate writer of the book.Dr. Harrison's ability to remember so much, in such detail, really immerses the reader in a different time. Even if you aren't that interested in WWII, you will certainly be interested in the story of this young man.
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