Faith In A Foxhole: War Letters To Home
A soldier's love for his family gives him strength...
Marvin William "Bill" Golder served proudly as an artilleryman in the 35th Infantry Division, 320th Regiment Cannon Company. While fighting in Europe he wrote letters home to his loved ones-particularly to his beloved wife Janet. Faith In A Foxhole presents twenty-six of these letters, documenting the day-to-day life of an enlisted soldier and reflecting upon his thoughts and longings while overseas. Arranged by his granddaughter, this book also features a number of vintage photographs as well as a history of the Cannon Company, narrated with the assistance of one of Bill's comrades, John Walsh.
"From that day on I knew God was watching over me. He had to be for anyone to come out of that alive." —BILL GOLDER
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Marvin William "Bill" Golder served proudly as an artilleryman in the 35th Infantry Division, 320th Regiment Cannon Company. While fighting in Europe he wrote letters home to his loved ones-particularly to his beloved wife Janet. Faith In A Foxhole presents twenty-six of these letters, documenting the day-to-day life of an enlisted soldier and reflecting upon his thoughts and longings while overseas. Arranged by his granddaughter, this book also features a number of vintage photographs as well as a history of the Cannon Company, narrated with the assistance of one of Bill's comrades, John Walsh.
"From that day on I knew God was watching over me. He had to be for anyone to come out of that alive." —BILL GOLDER
Faith In A Foxhole: War Letters To Home
A soldier's love for his family gives him strength...
Marvin William "Bill" Golder served proudly as an artilleryman in the 35th Infantry Division, 320th Regiment Cannon Company. While fighting in Europe he wrote letters home to his loved ones-particularly to his beloved wife Janet. Faith In A Foxhole presents twenty-six of these letters, documenting the day-to-day life of an enlisted soldier and reflecting upon his thoughts and longings while overseas. Arranged by his granddaughter, this book also features a number of vintage photographs as well as a history of the Cannon Company, narrated with the assistance of one of Bill's comrades, John Walsh.
"From that day on I knew God was watching over me. He had to be for anyone to come out of that alive." —BILL GOLDER
Marvin William "Bill" Golder served proudly as an artilleryman in the 35th Infantry Division, 320th Regiment Cannon Company. While fighting in Europe he wrote letters home to his loved ones-particularly to his beloved wife Janet. Faith In A Foxhole presents twenty-six of these letters, documenting the day-to-day life of an enlisted soldier and reflecting upon his thoughts and longings while overseas. Arranged by his granddaughter, this book also features a number of vintage photographs as well as a history of the Cannon Company, narrated with the assistance of one of Bill's comrades, John Walsh.
"From that day on I knew God was watching over me. He had to be for anyone to come out of that alive." —BILL GOLDER
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| BN ID: | 2940014999076 |
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| Publisher: | Aperture Press |
| Publication date: | 06/01/2012 |
| Sold by: | Barnes & Noble |
| Format: | eBook |
| Pages: | 214 |
| File size: | 9 MB |
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