Augie's War

By: J.H. Brown

Narrated by: Chris Bellinger

Augie’s War is an outrageously funny, but deadly serious novel of war, family, and coming of age.

Augie Cumpton has to find a way to survive his deployment to Vietnam, so he escapes the horror and insanity of war by retreating to his safe haven: a cerebral sanctuary where he can reflect on family and friends, humorous incidents, and a coterie of unforgettable characters from back home.

But now as his tour is about to end and the war intensifies, he faces a legal and moral dilemma when corrupt superiors make criminal demands on him. If he refuses to comply, he might end up dead - a victim of friendly fire. So now it’s up to Augie to survive both the war and the demands of disreputable officers in order to make it home in one piece.

©2018 J.H. Brown (P)2018 Beacon Audiobooks

Well written perspective on Vietnam army service

This is a captivating first hand soldiers perspective of serving in the army in Vietnam. The soldiers boyhood memories and the characters of his childhood contrasted with Southeast Asia and his time in service was well done.