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Excerpts of Reviews
“Yet another Aberjona Press classic ...A fascinating tale of a young Ivy Leaguer who found himself as a 19-year-old scout in the Vosges Mountains ...a profound coming of age story of a young man's transition to manhood. Emotionally charged, meticulously edited, and expertly packaged, Into the Mountains Dark is a wonderful WWII memoir.”
—Military Heritage Magazine, April 2001
“A deceptively absorbing account…told with warmth, humor, style, wit, and above all, honesty…superbly written. ”
—Military Trader magazine, August 2001
“Those who want to expand their knowledge of WWII will find it enlightening. Those who want a cogent portrayal of human relations, good and bad, in stressful, life-threatening and miserable conditions, will gain understanding of what, if not why, men engage in such activities.”
— General Frederick J. Kroesen, Former CG, Seventh Army, in Army magazine, June 2001
“Highly recommended...complements Black Edelweiss and The Good Soldier.”
— Armchair General Magazine, September 2005
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Into the Mountains Dark A WWII Odessey from Harvard Crimson to Infantry Blue by Franklin L. Gurley
+ shipping (see How to Order) Members of the 100th Infantry Division Association and their family members $12.95 All members of the Rhine and Danube Association are eligible for a 10% discount. 
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