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Steven Grzesik's counter-culture experience in Greenwich Village
ended with a bad acid trip followed by a draft notice. The Vietnam
War, then at its height, seemed doomed to failure by cynical
politicians and a skeptical public, a prediction he weighed against
his sense of duty to himself and to his country. Through a variety
of combat duties--with the infantry, the 36th Engineer Battalion, F
Co. 75th Rangers and the 174th Assault Helicopter Co.--and several
close calls with death, Grzesik's detailed memoir recounts his two
tours in-country, where he hoped merely to survive with a semblance
of heroism, yet ultimately redefined himself.
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