A BOY AT WAR - Maier, Bill
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War changes everything. In "A Boy at War," Bill Maier shares his transformative journey through the American/Vietnam War, revealing the profound personal toll of conflict. From small-town innocence to hardened soldier, Maier's narrative captivates with its raw emotion and moral complexity. Wrestling with inner demons and post-war trauma, his quest for healing offers poignant insights into the human spirit's resilience. Drawing on four decades as a combat veteran counselor, Maier delivers a powerful exploration of war's enduring scars. For readers of "The Things They Carried" and "The Kite…mehr

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War changes everything. In "A Boy at War," Bill Maier shares his transformative journey through the American/Vietnam War, revealing the profound personal toll of conflict. From small-town innocence to hardened soldier, Maier's narrative captivates with its raw emotion and moral complexity. Wrestling with inner demons and post-war trauma, his quest for healing offers poignant insights into the human spirit's resilience. Drawing on four decades as a combat veteran counselor, Maier delivers a powerful exploration of war's enduring scars. For readers of "The Things They Carried" and "The Kite Runner," this memoir is a compelling must-read, shedding light on the true cost of violence. Join Maier on a sojourn of redemption as he confronts the aftermath of war. "A Boy at War" is a timely and moving testament to the human cost of violent conflict. Get the message now. Please send in a review.
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Bill Maier served honorably in Vietnam from February 1967 to March 1968 as an enlisted Marine infantryman. His battalion was awarded the Navy Unit Citation for the battle that is the climax of this book. His posters on PTSD and Shame have been shown at the International Psychoanalytic Society congresses three years in a row. As a professional counselor with contracts from the Department of Affairs, he has helped over one thousand combat veterans with PTSD get strong at the broken places.