Intertwine A WW2 Soldier's Memoir

"Army reconnaissance during World War 2 in France after D-Day, June 1944 was all about looking ahead of the main lines into German held territory. PFC William Henry Howard Peters was a part of a troop who had the mission each day to scout out enemy strength, position and content up to twenty and sometimes thirty miles ahead. In this book, his fascinating and moving personal stories of courage are told as this farm boy from Indiana left home to be trained then was deployed overseas, and finally suffered disabling injuries in battle that caused him to lay in a hospital in England. These life events in his life had an impact and intertwined with the lives of many others during the war and later with his family, wife and children."--Page of cover.