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Boocoo Dinky Dow: My Short, Crazy Vietnam War,New
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Grady Myers Was An Artistic But Aimless Teenager In 1968, When, Desperate For Troops, The U.S. Army Overlooked His Extreme Nearsightedness And Transformed Him Into Hoss, An M60 Machine Gunner. His Illustrated Memoir 'Boocoo Dinky Dow: My Short, Crazy Vietnam War' Is By Turns Funny And Sobering. Grady Recounts His Military Initiation At Fort Lewis, Where There Could Be A Fuzzy Line Between Training And Torture. He Describes The Intensity Of Vietnam, Where An Old Man Carrying A Bundle Of Sticks Posed A Moral Dilemma And A Young Man Would Weigh The Burden Of His Virginity Against The Dubious Pleasures Of Riverbank Prostitutes. Grady'S Explosiveshappy Comrades In Charlie Company Sometimes Posed The Greatest Danger. But, In A Dramatic Ambush, That Same Bunch Of Crazy Soldiers Risked Their Lives To Save His. 'Boocoo Dinky Dow' Is How American Gis Heard The French/Vietnamese Phrase 'Beaucoup Dien Cai Dau' For 'Very Crazy.' For More Information, Visit Www.Shortcrazyvietnam.Com
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