"Letters From a Warrior, P.S. Mom, I Love You" is a captivating, true story full of adventure and self-discovery. It is portrayed with a relentless wit that offers an intimate glimpse into the world of the US Marine Corps Boot Camp in 1960. This is all done through the eyes of a young man who trades his small-town roots in Minot, North Dakota, for the thrilling and challenging life of a Marine.Through a series of unapologetically honest and unintentionally humorous letters to his mother, the author shares his unvarnished experiences as a naive, 18-year-old navigating the tribulations of boot camp. With the specter of his seemingly menacing drill instructors looming large, this young man's quest for a life beyond his hometown quickly becomes a rollercoaster of exhilaration, fear, and personal growth.Witness the author's transformation from a small-town boy to a dedicated warrior as he overcomes adversity and learns invaluable lessons about courage, resilience, and the true meaning of strength.From his first day at the MCRD to his thrilling new beginning in Hawaii, this unforgettable memoir stands as a testament to the power of determination and the indomitable spirit of youth.Dale E. Dallman, Senior was born on a hot, dry day in Britton, South Dakota, just off the Sisseton Indian Reservation, east of Lake Tewaukon, because that was the closest hospital. After Dale and a few of his friends got themselves into trouble towards the end of their senior year of high school, a nice judge"suggested" that he and several of his acquaintances join the United States Marine Corps. The Marines took him to San Diego, California, Hawaii, Asia, and then San Francisco, California.Today, Mr. Dallman lives in the South with his wife, Cassandra, a professional photographer and singerout of Atlanta, Georgia. He enjoys writing and continues to take great pride in his children and their offspring.Letters From A Warrior, P.S. Mom,Love YOuDale E.DallmanRead more about this authorRead less about this author