"All Good Men" was written to chronicle the experiences of a young
lieutenant from the time he joined the First Artillery Battalion to
fight in the Korean War in August 1950 until he returned home in
December 1951. He describes in gripping detail his days as a
forward observer in the Naktong Bulge during the searing heat of
August, his exploits as a reconnaissance officer from the Pusan
Perimeter through the dash to the Yalu River, his contribution as
Assistant Operations Officer to the 52nd Field Artillery Battalion,
and his days as a unit commander when he rebuilt his firing battery
from scratch after losing most of his experienced personnel. With
his untested unit he supported the final advance of the 21st
Infantry Regiment 30 miles north of the 38th Parallel in October
1951. The author pays tribute to the men who gave their lives
fighting in the stinking rice paddies and frozen hills of that
unforgiving land under the harsh conditions of ground combat. His
poignant comment is still true today. "They could stand tall in any
nation's hall of heroes. They were all good men."
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