The Adventures of Young Victor Huber

About the Book

Completion of this project was something Richard T. (Dick) Miller had thought about for a number of years. The recounting of his experiences, his lifestyle as a member of French Hill, the French Canadian Catholic Community in Nashua, New Hampshire, as a young man gives the reader an insight of what this little known way of life was like. His college years and adventures as a tank platoon leader in the U.S. Army as well as a test pilot and a combat pilot in Vietnam round out this interesting account of The Adventures of Young Victor Huber.

About the Author

Richard T. (Dick) Miller was born and raised in Nashua, New Hampshire. He and his family lived in the French speaking section called French Hill and this environment governed his worldly awareness during this period of time. After graduation from Nashua High School, the author spent one year at the New Hampton School, attended The University of Vermont from where he graduated and was commissioned a Second lieutenant in the U.S. Army in June 1960. While at the University the author was a member of the Sigma Phi Fraternity. He has been married to his wife Gail, who he met at the University of Vermont for more than 50 years. While at the University their first child, Elizabeth, was born. Over the years they were to have four children, Elizabeth Anne, Richard II, Daniel John, and Lori Sue. Seven wonderful grandchildren were to follow. Richard T. (Dick) Miller served as both a tank platoon commander with the Second Armored Division at Fort Hood, Texas and after graduation from flight school was assigned to a variety of flying assignments including a year of combat flying in Vietnam. He is presently retired and he and Gail live in Kingwood, Texas.