Shorty and the Radio Men : A Young Writer's Light-Hearted Encounter with World War II, Written in 1946 and Not Released Until Now. Authentic, Richly Detailed, and Definitely not Sanitized.

How a GI six feet five inches tall survived in an Army he swore was designed for five foot niners. A detailed view, including hilarious misadventures, fresh as yesterday, of training, radio schools, crossing the raging Atlantic in midwinter, traveling across France to the Front, and racing with Patton through Germany. A rare look at the intimate lives of radio men and their crucial role in World War II, a young author's first opus, written 55 years ago. With 73 cartoons and 14 photographs.