Publisher's Synopsis
The Battle of Dai Do was a particularly challenging time for Black American soldiers, a fact that many people are not aware of. Sergeant Tommie Tillman's account offers a candid look at the social challenges, physical battles, mental fatigue, and inner conflicts faced by soldiers during this period. His story encompasses his childhood, enlistment in the Marines, training, combat in the Vietnam War, and his return home, including deeply personal struggles and cherished memories.
