Endless
by
Book Cover & Preview Text
Tod Moros stood there in the dead of night on the battlefield, alone, eyes scanning for what he wanted, the one who's life or lives he intended to take. Unafraid of injury or any physical harm in the midst of explosions and rifle fire being exchanged between combatants, Tod did not make any movement, no effort to find cover and protection, he just stood there looking...looking. The irony of war, the irony of combat which leads one to take another's life, even if he is an enemy soldier who also has sworn to take yours, can tear at the soul's core. After all, who is raised to become a person who kills? Each of these soldiers was born and nurtured by loving parents, taught the golden rule, learned respect for others, given principals along with ethics and values to become a decent member of the human race. DEATH WHISPERED INTO A SOLDIERS SOUL, "I am here, do not fear me, nor fear my touch. Gaze upon me as I take your hand and lead you home. Watching you on the fields of battle I have stood still and quiet, waiting, waiting. You know me; you have seen me from afar and wondered. Wonder no more."
Formats
Book Details
About the Book
Using a combination of fact, fiction, and myth, the author draws the readers into a world of young men who are members of a special squad of soldiers during the Vietnam War. Each of these soldiers share a brotherhood as deep as or deeper than bloodlines between siblings. Yet, there is one among them who is distant and aloof from the other squad members. Who is this figure, and why is he so detached from the others? Is he a serial killer in the midst of these men? How did Tod Moros learn the art of taking lives with a skill set far and above all the rest of the men? The names of these soldiers may be altered, but they are real men who performed their assigned jobs in a very unpopular war.
About the Author
ROY TSCHUDY is a Vietnam veteran who served in the United States Army during the years 1966-1969. Assigned with the 1st Aviation Brigade, 10th Aviation Group, 271st Aviation Company, his company was sent to Can Tho Vietnam located in the Mekong Delta. Roy arrived with his company at the very beginning of the Tet offensive and completed a thirteen month tour of duty inclusive of a one month extension. Returning to civilian life Roy joined the New York City Police Department in the Transit division spending twenty four years in an assortment of patrol functions. All proceeds from the sale of this book ENDLESS is directed to his Vietnam chapter 333, the funds are used to purchase and donate special HAND CYCLES for military veterans with leg amputations and or spinal cord injuries.