Memoir is a gripping chronicle of a military chaplain's year in Vietnam, closing with penetrating commentaries on the utter unbelief that we have learned nothing from our ill fated adventures in Vietnam.
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Jerry Autry retired from the military afte twenty-nine years. His military career spanned tours of duty in the 101st and 82d Airborne Divisions and various overseas postings to Germany and Korea, plus stateside to New York, Texas, Georgia, Kansas and North Carolina. In Vietnam, he was awarded nine medals for valor and two purple hearts. For eight years he was pastor of the Congregational Church in Rio Vista, California, and is retired from the Evangelical Presbyterian Church. He lives in San Francisco.
I went to Dover--the military morgue--during the Vietnam war when I was escorting a soldier in my unit to his hometown for buriel. By mistake, I walked into a long building thinking it was the administration section, but instead discovered rows and rows of bodies of American soldiers who had given their lives for their coutnry. Our country's sacrifices in all wars should pass the "Dover" test. Caring Amricans need to feel that our soldiers who end up at Dover--killed in Vietnam, Iraq, or Afghanistan--did not die in vain.
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