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Northwest Indiana Times
Tuesday, September 12, 2006  4:39:00 AM

by Terry W Sako



War
"395 and a Wake Up" by Terry Sako


PublishAmerica presents "395 and a Wake Up" by Wheatfield author Terry W. Sako. It is the story of Bobby Murphy, who at the age of 18, enlisted with the U.S. Marines and was sent to Vietnam. There, he was introduced to the horror of guerrilla warfare and the racial tensions that existed between America's black and white soldiers during the turbulent period following the murder of Martin Luther King, Jr. Sako served as a Marine in Vietnam from 1968 to 1969. "395 and a Wake Up" is his debut novel. He is currently working on a second book.

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