Vietnam vet’s experiences wearing ‘Uniforms’

From PRWEB

For most of his years, David G. Duchesneau has worn “Uniforms,” a seemingly trivial fact that has actually had profound implications on his life journey as it took him from the halls of school to the jungles of war-torn Vietnam. It is for this reason that the simple uniform is of great importance and meaning for Duchesneau, as well as countless others who have had similar experiences as him, and in his aptly titled book, he explores this significance, the intrinsic role the “Uniforms” he wore played in his life.

“Uniforms” by David G. Duchesneau. Photo from PRWEB.

The tale spans an era in a boy’s life and recounts his experiences growing up in a small New England town, from his childhood years, attending parochial school, to his adolescent years, continuing his studies as he and become an active member of a drum and bugle corps for 10 years. The story continues into early adulthood when he enlisted into the United States Marine Corps, following him through boot camp, and then his two tours of duty, 1969 through 1970, in Vietnam.

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