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A Boy in a Hurry for Manhood to Arrive ReviewThis poignant recountal is the story of a temerarious young boy that took the long road in search of himself. He eventually succeeds on the other side of the world, in the midst of a war. What would have become of this impetuous young Indianian if he had not joined the military? What would have become of the soldier, if he had settled into civilian life? This is the kind of book that stirs the mind, and conjures many questions; which, makes it exceptional in its genre. This memoir has it all; anguish, passion, humility, disappointment, and achievement. A complete and satisfying read. Although not always an easy ride, the book is genuine and sincere. A salient first volume.A Boy in a Hurry for Manhood to Arrive OverviewIn search of my own brand of manhood, I quit school at age 17 and joined the Army.Being stationed in Okinawa working in a clerk's office, where I probably could have spent the rest of my tour but feeling I wanted to do more, I decided at age 18 to sign up for a tour in Vietnam.I have never regretted it.The things I saw and the valuable lessons I learned helped me accomplish what I set out to do, going from a fresh-faced boy to a grown man.Once my tour in Vietnam was over my civilian life just didn't seem to totally fulfill my expectations, so I joined the Army Reserves and eventually became a Drill Instructor, another decision I have never regretted.The story starts with my restlessness in high school, looking for new and exciting venues than I was experiencing in Indiana.It's the story of my journey from being a young boy in the Midwest to becoming a man in the US Army.I truly believe the Army did help me 'be all I could be.'The book not only looks at my accomplishments but also two failed marriages and how I always felt more anchored in reality while in the military than in the civilian world.While some Vietnam veterans may have come back bitter and disillusioned, I returned home to perhaps a nation that was not so grateful for my service, but I will remain eternally grateful for the experiences I had and would not, to this day, trade even one of them for anything else.

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