Ross S. Carter (1919–1947)

The author has written one of the most insightful memoirs of soldiers I have ever had the pleasure to read. One of those rare books that made me laugh and cry at the same time. Sadly he died of cancer right after the war.

Very enjoyable. Don't let the writing of the first few pages throw you. Starting off in a very unsophisticated style, Carter's prose matures right along with the troop he is a part of. Another great look into war and the young men who serve.