Honors & Awards
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John's writing has also appeared
in a number of publications, including Alabama Living, Cobblestone,
General Aviation News, The Southern
Aviator, Family Motor Coaching,
The Chronicle of the Old West, Funds
for Writers,
Back Porch Magazine, Panic Attack, and most frequently, the Alabaster Newsletter in
Alabaster, Ala. His sports writing can be found at WarEagleTales.com.
[A] friendly, conversational tone ... gives readers the feeling that they're listening to a loyal, even-tempered veteran recount his experiences over a few beers. This is a useful book about useful soldiers; one that is likely to appeal to serious and casual students of the Vietnam War. Publishers Weekly [A] well written and well constructed memoir of one mans journey through a combat tour in Vietnam ... authentic. Patrolling A great book ... A great account of spying on the enemy. Nam Magazine Emotionally engaging ...
it reveals what it takes to go beyond the call of
duty. The
book details intelligence-gathering methods which were innovative thinking
for the United States military at the time. Excellent. The VVA Veteran |
John
P. Brackin grew up in Greenwood, Miss., and was educated at the McCallie
School in Chattanooga, Tenn. He attended college at Auburn University,
where he graduated Cum Laude in 1994 with a B.A. in Psychology. In 2003,
he published his first book, 