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This is a powerful and moving oral history of the Korean War. Here are highly personal accounts of the war from the rank and file of the infantry - told in the distinctive voices of Hawaii's soldiers.

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This is no glossy memoir. It's rough, dirty, scary and at times profane. . . . An excellent addition to the growing body of literature about the Korean conflict.

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Louis Baldovi served as a rifleman with the U.S. Army's 45th Infantry Division during the Korean War. After his reenlistment in 1953, he was assigned to the Hawaiian Infantry Training Center at Schofield Barracks as an instructor and drill sergeant. He later served as a school teacher and principal for twenty-seven years. Baldovi lives in Honolulu.

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