The Honor of His Service: The Life of a 32nd Infantry Division Service Member During World War II
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The Honor of His Service: The Life of a 32nd Infantry Division Service Member During World War II
Merriam Press Military Monograph 146. First Edition (September 2012). Biography of the author's father's service in the 32nd Infantry Division prior to, during World War II and afterwards. Contents: Winds of War (Civilian Military Training Camp; National Guard Enlistment; Prelude to War; Mobilization; Camp Beauregard; War Training; Camp Livingston); Call to War (Movement; New Guinea; The Papuan Campaign; Amphibious Training Instructor); Victory at Hand; Return to the 126th Infantry; Occupation of Japan; Homeward Bound); Post-World War II (Reserve Assignments; Back to the Army Guard; Retirement); Epilogue; Appendix: Awards and Photos; Index. 126 photos, illustrations, maps, documents.
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