The Sailor and the Teacher - Livingston, Robert
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There are many "D days" and "H hours" in a war. Set against some vast and seemingly cosmic clock, these innocuous letters-so insignificant in their apparent power-announce the precise day and exact hour when desperate men will be caught up in a deadly drama. Later, when war's dreadful vocation is complete, some will come home to final resting places immaculately maintained while others-perhaps less fortunate-will find themselves in a veterans' administration hospital to recuperate, to heal their physical and emotional scars, and, once again, to make some small claim on life. Such is the story…mehr

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There are many "D days" and "H hours" in a war. Set against some vast and seemingly cosmic clock, these innocuous letters-so insignificant in their apparent power-announce the precise day and exact hour when desperate men will be caught up in a deadly drama. Later, when war's dreadful vocation is complete, some will come home to final resting places immaculately maintained while others-perhaps less fortunate-will find themselves in a veterans' administration hospital to recuperate, to heal their physical and emotional scars, and, once again, to make some small claim on life. Such is the story of one sailor who came home during the Vietnam War in the late 1960s and the teacher who saved his soul.
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Robert Livingston was a high school history teacher in Los Angeles for thirty-seven years. He taught U.S. History and Government, Economics, and Comparative Religions. In retirement he joined a local Kiwanis Club and supervised three high school Key Clubs. He has written four books, each of which explored America's racial history in the military and in our national pastime. He has written extensively on the causes of World War I and the reasons behind Japan's attack at Pearl Harbor.