A Combat Engineer Remembers

Norm Southergill draws on his experiences during World War II to write this account of day to day activities and experiences of the men in the 150th Engineer Combat Battalion during training and during their months in combat. The Author makes easy transition from the serious elements of battle to those fleeting moments of relaxation, and then back to the harsh reality of war. This is an account that will interest young and old, male and female, those who can relate to the book on a personal level from their own experience, as well as those for whom it will be a learning experience. Southergill is a natural communicator with a fascinating story to tell.