The Best Man I Can Be: The Trials and Tribulations of a Black Chief Warrant Officer from World War II: The Astonishing Tale of One Man’s Plight with American Racism

The Best Man I Can Be is the result of Leonard Dungey’s 94 years of experiences. It has been written at the urging of family and friends, and a gut instinct on the part of the author to catalogue his experiences in the military as an African American and as the best man he can be. How does one become the best man he can be? Leonard Dungey strives to illustrate this through his own experiences-good and bad, local and abroad. His is a story to be remembered.