Non-Combatant

Richard Miller provides an honest account of being an army wireman during the Korean War. The memoir is a conversational-style work that allows the talented author to tell his story in his own words. Filled with humorous quips, stunning humility and brutally honest commentaries, Mr. Miller's unique brand of storytelling transports the reader to a bygone era: a time when a young man could hitchhike his way across the country with little fear, and one in which a much-needed letter from home could take over a week to arrive.