Dai Uy Hoch A Legend In Remote Seas
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“And so it begins, a detailed narrative laid bare . . . chicken feet and heads floating in soup, disturbing dreams of firing squads, octopus and beetle bugs piled on counters, hoards of vampire mosquitoes, pet puppies most villagers wanted to eat, ‘sticky gobs of sweets on banana leaves,’ and everything covered with flies. Black pajamas and barefoot, unique and unorthodox, Hoch dazzled the Vietnamese as well as his superior officers. . . Hoch emerged a true hero, no small feat compared to what later Vietnam vets went through when they returned home.” ”Make Me Whole Dai Uy’ — A Search for the Man in North End’s Wes Hoch by Andy Rusnak — Editor, Composites Fabrication magazine (May and June 2000 issues) **** “If the men catch no fish on their long sea journeys, he goes hungry with them; if the mosquitoes are biting, he is fair game. If the area is dangerous, he shares in the danger. “He is a strange mixture of soldier, sailor, dentist, mechanic, linguist (he speaks a fractured Vietnamese), doctor and teacher. He claims to have no special proficiency in any of these things, but maintains that anything that one can do as an amateur is better than sitting around doing nothing at all. “A Legend In Remote Seas — Maine Navy Lieutenant Leads Viet Junks — Article in the Boston Sunday Globe dated October 20, 1963 by Orville Schell
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SKU (ISBN): 9781615793945
ISBN10: 1615793941
Wesley Hoch
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: February 2010
Publisher: Xulon Press
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