Sixty Years of a Soldier’s Life

This is a compelling memoir written by the veteran soldier, Alfred E. Turner. The book offers a vivid and honest account of Turner's military service spanning over six decades, starting from World War I. The author narrates his first-hand experiences of various conflicts, including the Anglo-Irish War, World War II, and the Korean War.

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