Garn Hatch and World War II

In this book you will find remarkable stories about a U.S. Army Officer and his experiences in World War II.

Garn Hatch was a patriot who took ROTC in high school and college and graduated as an Army Second Lieutenant and entered the Army months before Pearl was bombed. He recognized Adolf Hitler as an expansionist dictator, dangerous to the world and his own people as well. He also had a deep distrust of the Russian Army. He was a member of the greatest generation and served in the military without complaint. He was in the European Theatre and liked and respected the native citizens of North Africa, Sicily, Italy, France, and Germany as he advanced with the Allied forces. He was an artillery forward observer plus other callings that came his way. He was highly respected by the troops assigned to him. Garn was at risk time and again but survived it all. He had many unique experiences including numerous amazing and humorous events. Garn Hatch volunteered to stay in the Occupation Army for one year after the cessation of hostilities, to work toward lasting peace, and returned homer a Major.