Vietnam: Sometimes It Was Funny!

About the Book

What would you do if you were driving a tank through the Vietnam jungle and a huge orange spider landed on your face?

What happens when you cook with high explosives?

What do you do when the tank you are riding in sinks out of sight in a mud bog?

The answer to these questions, and many more you would never think would happen during a war, are in this entertaining book about some of the funny incidents that has happened to Roger W. Williams during the year he spent as a tanker in the Vietnam war.

About the Author

Roger W. Williams was born in Ontario, Oregon and raised in Arizona on ranches and farms. He is the fourth son of twelve children. He has traveled through most of the United States because of his occupation as an over the road truck driver. He has lived and visited in eleven foreign countries. He speaks fluent Spanish, which he learned while serving a Mission in Central America for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. He is a veteran of the Vietnam War and was there in 1967 and 1968. He was wounded four times, and received the Purple Heart with three oak leaf clusters. He now lives in Northwest Montana with his wife Eulynn. They have six children five boys, Rolla, Melvin, Zebron, Tyson, Will, and one daughter, Adilyn. He is a grandpa of three grandchildren, Shayne, Shyane and Alyssa.