Southlands Snuffys - Sergeant Walker
Sergeant Walker, born in 1948, is an accomplished author and actor known for his works that reflect his military background. His writing primarily focuses on the realities of war, particularly the Vietnam War, and the psychological impacts of guerilla warfare on soldiers. He has authored a two-book series titled “Southlands Snuffys,” which delves into various aspects of military operations, training, and tactics, providing a nuanced perspective on the experiences of soldiers in combat. In addition to his books, Sergeant Walker has written numerous military articles and instructional guides, including “Small Marine Craft Seamanship: A Simplified Guide” and “Amateur Sailboat Racing: A Simplified Guide.” His military experience enriches his writing, enabling him to convey authentic insights into the challenges faced by soldiers. As an actor, Sergeant Walker has appeared in several notable war films, including “Full Metal Jacket,” “Platoon,” “Apocalypse Now,” and “The Deer Hunter.” His roles often reflect his expertise and understanding of military themes, and he has also contributed as a technical adviser on various film productions. Sergeant Walker is a veteran and a member of the Military Writers Society of America, further underscoring his commitment to sharing the realities of military life through both his writing and acting
GENRE: Nonfiction
Blurb:
Southlands Snuffys is a gripping two-book series that transports readers to the tumultuous years of the Vietnam War, specifically from 1966 to 1968. Through the eyes of a soldier, the series intricately explores the complexities of military operations in the challenging terrain of South Vietnam's Delta region, including coastal islands, swamps, rivers, and dense jungles.