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44 Points Korea 1952-1953 (A Soldier's Story)

Keith E. Stuart

It is always difficult for soldiers to describe the day-to-day activities of war because they are so varied. He only remembers the things that were significant to him. Feelings are also difficult to describe unless they also have impact on you. Soldiers talk about their comrades in endearing terms but there is a raw truth underlying these statements. The truth is existential.The soldier must meet each new challenge by himself. Even when surrounded by others, he lives alone, endures pain and suffering alone, and he may die alone. This is the ultimate tragedy of war and what makes it inconceivable to those who never experience it.

GenresBiography & AutobiographyHistoricalMilitaryFictionWar & Military

147 pages

English edition · First published 2005 by Mountain Valley Publishing, LLC · ISBN 9781594532511

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