The Lost Soldier on C-Span

In September, I had the honor and privilege of speaking about my latest book, The Lost Soldier, at the National World War II Museum. The facility is amazing and the staff is packed with talented people, including Jason Dawsey, historian-in-residence, who joined me on stage to talk about the book.

The timing was just as perfect: September marked the 75th anniversary of the beginning of the Huertgen Forest battle - a battle that would ultimately last six months, involve 125,000 American soldiers, and cause some 30,000 casualties.

Pete Lynn of Kings Mountain, North Carolina, was one of those casualties. His story is told in The Lost Soldier.

C-Span covered the event, and you can see it here.