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Hardback. Condición: Good. The inter-generational impact of modern war on American military families, told through the intertwined experiences of father and son whose only real connection has been through war.

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Hardback. Condición: Good. The inter-generational impact of modern war on American military families, told through the intertwined experiences of father and son whose only real connection has been through war.

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Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. The inter-generational impact of modern war on American military families, told through the intertwined experiences of father and son whose only real connection has been through war. As a father and a multi-tour Vietnam veteran, I struggled to explain my war and my voluntary service in it to my children. Reading about author Patrick Naughton's similar experiences in his family helped me understand that broad generational gap that confounded so many of us between our war and what was faced by younger veterans of America's global war on terror. What we had between seminal events was more than a simple failure to communicate. The insights provided by Naughton's Born from War are enlightening and invaluable. - Capt. Dale Dye, USMC (Ret.), author, actor and filmmaker Patrick Naughton's father barely spoke of his time in Vietnam to his family, yet his service was the sole reason Patrick joined the U.S. Army as a teenager. Patrick Naughton Sr served in Vietnam with the 82nd Airborne and advising the South Vietnamese Army, while Patrick himself would serve in Iraq. Three decades of history and politics divided their service yet the similarities between their experiences are undeniably striking. Patrick's attempts to understand his father led to a search for those who served with him in Vietnam, an examination of the personal relationship of a father and son whose few connections have been war, and a quest to understand war and its undeniable generational influence. The result is an engaging and eye-opening weaving together of the combat experiences of two generations of a military family. From the failure of grand stratagem, through personal combat stories, and the memories of those lost-America's wars against communism and terror are laid raw through the experiences of one family. AUTHOR: Patrick Naughton is a lieutenant colonel in the US Army and a military historian. In addition to the normal tactical and operational assignments of over 28 years in the Army, including a year in Iraq, he has also served as a legislative liaison to the US Senate, an interagency fellow with the Department of Labor, a fellow with the Simons Center for Ethical Leadership and Interagency Cooperation and a Congressional partnership program fellow with the Partnership for a Secure America. He has also served as a senior fellow with West Point's Center for Junior Officers. Patrick holds a master's degree in history from the US Army Command and General Staff College, where he was an Art of War Scholar, and a bachelor's degree in history from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas. He has published over a dozen articles in peer-reviewed history and national security journals. His work can be found at 80 photographs The inter-generational impact of modern war on American military families, told through the intertwined experiences of father and son whose only real connection has been through war. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Hardback. Condición: New. Patrick Naughton's father barely spoke of his time in Vietnam to his family, yet his service was the sole reason Patrick joined the U.S. Army as a teenager. Patrick Naughton Sr served in Vietnam with the 82nd Airborne and advising the South Vietnamese Army, while Patrick himself would serve in Iraq. Three decades of history and politics divided their service yet the similarities between their experiences are undeniably striking. Patrick's attempts to understand his father led to a search for those who served with him in Vietnam, an examination of the personal relationship of a father and son whose few connections have been war, and a quest to understand war and its undeniable generational influence. The result is an engaging and eye-opening weaving together of the combat experiences of two generations of a military family.From the failure of grand stratagem, through personal combat stories, and the memories of those lost-America's wars against communism and terror are laid raw through the experiences of one family.…

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Hardback. Condición: New. Patrick Naughton's father barely spoke of his time in Vietnam to his family, yet his service was the sole reason Patrick joined the U.S. Army as a teenager. Patrick Naughton Sr served in Vietnam with the 82nd Airborne and advising the South Vietnamese Army, while Patrick himself would serve in Iraq. Three decades of history and politics divided their service yet the similarities between their experiences are undeniably striking. Patrick's attempts to understand his father led to a search for those who served with him in Vietnam, an examination of the personal relationship of a father and son whose few connections have been war, and a quest to understand war and its undeniable generational influence. The result is an engaging and eye-opening weaving together of the combat experiences of two generations of a military family.From the failure of grand stratagem, through personal combat stories, and the memories of those lost-America's wars against communism and terror are laid raw through the experiences of one family.…

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Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. The inter-generational impact of modern war on American military families, told through the intertwined experiences of father and son whose only real connection has been through war. As a father and a multi-tour Vietnam veteran, I struggled to explain my war and my voluntary service in it to my children. Reading about author Patrick Naughton's similar experiences in his family helped me understand that broad generational gap that confounded so many of us between our war and what was faced by younger veterans of America's global war on terror. What we had between seminal events was more than a simple failure to communicate. The insights provided by Naughton's Born from War are enlightening and invaluable. - Capt. Dale Dye, USMC (Ret.), author, actor and filmmaker Patrick Naughton's father barely spoke of his time in Vietnam to his family, yet his service was the sole reason Patrick joined the U.S. Army as a teenager. Patrick Naughton Sr served in Vietnam with the 82nd Airborne and advising the South Vietnamese Army, while Patrick himself would serve in Iraq. Three decades of history and politics divided their service yet the similarities between their experiences are undeniably striking. Patrick's attempts to understand his father led to a search for those who served with him in Vietnam, an examination of the personal relationship of a father and son whose few connections have been war, and a quest to understand war and its undeniable generational influence. The result is an engaging and eye-opening weaving together of the combat experiences of two generations of a military family. From the failure of grand stratagem, through personal combat stories, and the memories of those lost-America's wars against communism and terror are laid raw through the experiences of one family. AUTHOR: Patrick Naughton is a lieutenant colonel in the US Army and a military historian. In addition to the normal tactical and operational assignments of over 28 years in the Army, including a year in Iraq, he has also served as a legislative liaison to the US Senate, an interagency fellow with the Department of Labor, a fellow with the Simons Center for Ethical Leadership and Interagency Cooperation and a Congressional partnership program fellow with the Partnership for a Secure America. He has also served as a senior fellow with West Point's Center for Junior Officers. Patrick holds a master's degree in history from the US Army Command and General Staff College, where he was an Art of War Scholar, and a bachelor's degree in history from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas. He has published over a dozen articles in peer-reviewed history and national security journals. His work can be found at 80 photographs The inter-generational impact of modern war on American military families, told through the intertwined experiences of father and son whose only real connection has been through war. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Hardback. Condición: New. Patrick Naughton's father barely spoke of his time in Vietnam to his family, yet his service was the sole reason Patrick joined the U.S. Army as a teenager. Patrick Naughton Sr served in Vietnam with the 82nd Airborne and advising the South Vietnamese Army, while Patrick himself would serve in Iraq. Three decades of history and politics divided their service yet the similarities between their experiences are undeniably striking. Patrick's attempts to understand his father led to a search for those who served with him in Vietnam, an examination of the personal relationship of a father and son whose few connections have been war, and a quest to understand war and its undeniable generational influence. The result is an engaging and eye-opening weaving together of the combat experiences of two generations of a military family.From the failure of grand stratagem, through personal combat stories, and the memories of those lost-America's wars against communism and terror are laid raw through the experiences of one family.…

Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. The inter-generational impact of modern war on American military families, told through the intertwined experiences of father and son whose only real connection has been through war. As a father and a multi-tour Vietnam veteran, I struggled to explain my war and my voluntary service in it to my children. Reading about author Patrick Naughton's similar experiences in his family helped me understand that broad generational gap that confounded so many of us between our war and what was faced by younger veterans of America's global war on terror. What we had between seminal events was more than a simple failure to communicate. The insights provided by Naughton's Born from War are enlightening and invaluable. - Capt. Dale Dye, USMC (Ret.), author, actor and filmmaker Patrick Naughton's father barely spoke of his time in Vietnam to his family, yet his service was the sole reason Patrick joined the U.S. Army as a teenager. Patrick Naughton Sr served in Vietnam with the 82nd Airborne and advising the South Vietnamese Army, while Patrick himself would serve in Iraq. Three decades of history and politics divided their service yet the similarities between their experiences are undeniably striking. Patrick's attempts to understand his father led to a search for those who served with him in Vietnam, an examination of the personal relationship of a father and son whose few connections have been war, and a quest to understand war and its undeniable generational influence. The result is an engaging and eye-opening weaving together of the combat experiences of two generations of a military family. From the failure of grand stratagem, through personal combat stories, and the memories of those lost-America's wars against communism and terror are laid raw through the experiences of one family. AUTHOR: Patrick Naughton is a lieutenant colonel in the US Army and a military historian. In addition to the normal tactical and operational assignments of over 28 years in the Army, including a year in Iraq, he has also served as a legislative liaison to the US Senate, an interagency fellow with the Department of Labor, a fellow with the Simons Center for Ethical Leadership and Interagency Cooperation and a Congressional partnership program fellow with the Partnership for a Secure America. He has also served as a senior fellow with West Point's Center for Junior Officers. Patrick holds a master's degree in history from the US Army Command and General Staff College, where he was an Art of War Scholar, and a bachelor's degree in history from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas. He has published over a dozen articles in peer-reviewed history and national security journals. His work can be found at 80 photographs The inter-generational impact of modern war on American military families, told through the intertwined experiences of father and son whose only real connection has been through war. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Hardback. Condición: New. Patrick Naughton's father barely spoke of his time in Vietnam to his family, yet his service was the sole reason Patrick joined the U.S. Army as a teenager. Patrick Naughton Sr served in Vietnam with the 82nd Airborne and advising the South Vietnamese Army, while Patrick himself would serve in Iraq. Three decades of history and politics divided their service yet the similarities between their experiences are undeniably striking. Patrick's attempts to understand his father led to a search for those who served with him in Vietnam, an examination of the personal relationship of a father and son whose few connections have been war, and a quest to understand war and its undeniable generational influence. The result is an engaging and eye-opening weaving together of the combat experiences of two generations of a military family.From the failure of grand stratagem, through personal combat stories, and the memories of those lost-America's wars against communism and terror are laid raw through the experiences of one family.…

Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. Discovered in a worn black binder at an estate sale outside Washington, D.C., Baker Battery Goes to War brings back to life a World War II history that came remarkably close to disappearing altogether.Inside that aging binder were the hand-typed writings and original sketches of the men of Baker Battery, 881st Field Artillery Battalion, 69th Infantry Division. Written by the soldiers themselves, the surviving record captures the war not simply through battles, dates, and official reports, but through the voices of the men who actually lived it. Patrick W. Naughton Jr. places those long-silent voices within the larger story of the Fighting 69th, following Baker Battery from its formation and grueling training at Camp Shelby, across the Atlantic, and into combat through Europe and Germany. The book preserves the soldiers' original humor, frustrations, observations, and artwork while providing the historical context needed to understand the world unfolding around them. But this is not simply the story of artillery pieces and battlefield movements. Gun crews, wiremen, radio operators, medics, mechanics, clerks, cooks, and other soldiers all emerge from the pages, revealing the machinery of war through the people who kept it moving. Their writings capture moments of danger and exhaustion alongside friendship, absurdity, homesickness, pride, and the dark humor that helped ordinary men endure extraordinary circumstances. The book ultimately preserves not only what Baker Battery experienced, but how its soldiers chose to remember it. The original unit history itself was an extraordinary act of preservation. At war's end in Leuna, Germany, the men gathered paper and binders from the bomb-damaged Leunawerke complex, repaired a printing machine, and produced copies of their story for members of the battery. Decades later, with other copies apparently lost or still undiscovered, the surviving binder became the foundation for this book. Published in time for America's 250th anniversary, Baker Battery Goes to War is more than a military history. It is a recovered record of service, sacrifice, humor, fear, endurance, and memory, restoring the voices and humanity of an American artillery unit whose story was nearly left behind. Rescued from a forgotten binder, this intimate chronicle breathes life into the past through the raw sketches and personal writings of soldiers who endured the chaos of combat. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. Discovered in a worn black binder at an estate sale outside Washington, D.C., Baker Battery Goes to War brings back to life a World War II history that came remarkably close to disappearing altogether.Inside that aging binder were the hand-typed writings and original sketches of the men of Baker Battery, 881st Field Artillery Battalion, 69th Infantry Division. Written by the soldiers themselves, the surviving record captures the war not simply through battles, dates, and official reports, but through the voices of the men who actually lived it. Patrick W. Naughton Jr. places those long-silent voices within the larger story of the Fighting 69th, following Baker Battery from its formation and grueling training at Camp Shelby, across the Atlantic, and into combat through Europe and Germany. The book preserves the soldiers' original humor, frustrations, observations, and artwork while providing the historical context needed to understand the world unfolding around them. But this is not simply the story of artillery pieces and battlefield movements. Gun crews, wiremen, radio operators, medics, mechanics, clerks, cooks, and other soldiers all emerge from the pages, revealing the machinery of war through the people who kept it moving. Their writings capture moments of danger and exhaustion alongside friendship, absurdity, homesickness, pride, and the dark humor that helped ordinary men endure extraordinary circumstances. The book ultimately preserves not only what Baker Battery experienced, but how its soldiers chose to remember it. The original unit history itself was an extraordinary act of preservation. At war's end in Leuna, Germany, the men gathered paper and binders from the bomb-damaged Leunawerke complex, repaired a printing machine, and produced copies of their story for members of the battery. Decades later, with other copies apparently lost or still undiscovered, the surviving binder became the foundation for this book. Published in time for America's 250th anniversary, Baker Battery Goes to War is more than a military history. It is a recovered record of service, sacrifice, humor, fear, endurance, and memory, restoring the voices and humanity of an American artillery unit whose story was nearly left behind. Rescued from a forgotten binder, this intimate chronicle breathes life into the past through the raw sketches and personal writings of soldiers who endured the chaos of combat. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…