unpacked, the Italians in Northeastern Italy were screaming, “Put the Americans in!”, especiallysince their General Headquarters and camp were in Treviso, near Venice, so near the ArmisticeLine with Austria-Hungary. Further adventures unfolded, guaranteeing us readers additionalfascinating reading, as the 332nd became a “chess piece” in the game of world politics. All isneatly explained, providing buffs with a history few ever bothered to learn. Chapter 6,“Together Again and Back to Ohio” is one of the most endearing homecoming pieces a militaryreader will ever read.Franklin D. Roosevelt, God Bless him, said, “Those who long enjoyed such privileges as we
enjoy forget in time that men have died to win them.”
