This is Montgomery's evocative and touching account of his efforts to recapture the history of two men - his father, a civil engineer, and Dr. Lee M. Watanabe, his father-in-law. They were different on the surface but similar at heart, each devoted in his own way to his profession, his family, and the American dream. It is about many things: racism, soldiers and sailors, teaching Japanes to American officers. But most of all this is a book about fathers and sons, and the quest for understanding; of memories, of dreams, dusty archives, and of love. Maps are on the inside of front and back covers. 256 pages, no tears or marks. The price is not clipped. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall.

Autobiography Navy WWII Humor Fathers and Sons Understanding Love