ISBN: 9781847286420

Here are sixteen stories of middle-aged Texans, combat veterans of Vietnam, who are not in prison, panhandling, or sleeping under bridges. For the most part, they''ve learned to… More...

Here are sixteen stories of middle-aged Texans, combat veterans of Vietnam, who are not in prison, panhandling, or sleeping under bridges. For the most part, they''ve learned to live with the war that still goes on in their heads, although one also has murder on his mind. Stanley Stanley, Books, Fiction and Literature, Leaving The Alamo Books>Fiction and Literature Here are sixteen stories of middle-aged Texans, combat veterans of Vietnam, who are not in prison, panhandling, or sleeping under bridges. For the most part, they've learned to live with the judgments of their non-serving peers and the war that still goes on in their heads, although one also has murder on his mind.*******&amp;#13; Dick Stanley is a retired daily newspaper staff writer in Austin, Texas. He fought in Vietnam in 1969 as an Army lieutenant and light-infantry senior advisor to a South Vietnamese militia unit in the I Corps tactical zone.<

2006, ISBN: 1847286429

[EAN: 9781847286420], New book, [PU: Lulu.com], Fiction|Short Stories (single author), 192 pages. 9.20x5.70x0.50 inches. This item is printed on demand.