Yesterdays Are Forever : A Rite of Passage

A compelling story of a young man's personal growth and maturation as he engages the challenges presented during his eight years in the Marine Corps concluding with his experiences in the Vietnam War. In 1960 after graduating from Marshall College, unsure of himself, his future opportunities, and manhood, he chose to become a Marine Officer, believing the training would provide the character building, discipline, and self-confidence necessary for his personal growth.

Author's Note
Preface
Epilogue For A Prologue
Starting Out
Huntington, West Virginia
Learning The Trade, U. S., Cuba, Mediterranean, Malaysia
Quantico, Virginia
Camp Lejeune, North Carolina
Camp H. M. Smith, Honolulu, Hawaii
Applying The Trade, In Country, South Vietnam
Da Nang
Phu Bai
Dong Ha
Cam Lo
Con Thien
Cam Lo Revisited
Qua Viet River Base
Qua Viet South
Qua Viet North
Cam Lo West
Okinawa A Respite
The DMZ
Phu Bai Revisited
Yesterdays Are Forever, A Retrospect
Atlanta, Georgia
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Yesterdays Are Forever : A Rite of Passage Through the Marine Corps and Vietnam War: A Memoir

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