War letters home from a WW II Marauder shows his Softside

After Joseph “Skip” Skibinski passed away, an historical war literature goldmine was discovered in his attic. Seven years worth of war letters home dating back to World War II from Skibinski to his future bride were found. This compilation of war letters and war cables reveals a true story of love, hope, despair, and transformation of a young man serving overseas during World War II.

Softside by Joseph Skibinski

Softside illustrates not only a timeline of years, but the timeline of love; how a young man fighting in a war transforms from his fancy for a woman to a deep, abiding love. Through his war letters home we see how the woman of his dreams undergoes a transformation into his reason to survive.

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More than an account of war, Softside is a story told in war literature of love and patriotism told in the war literature words of a WWII Marauder. It touches the heart of anyone who believes in finding and keeping their one true love and gives us a glimpse into the heroic and patriotic actions of World War II veterans.

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Upon finding these war letters, Skibinski’s family wished to share this piece of history with the world. Skibinski would never realize the lasting gift of war literature he gave, which revealed a side of him never before seen by younger generations of his family.

Softside by Joseph Skibinski

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“Good Morning Persian Gulf!”  Desert Storm Diaries – Letters From Home claims that life at sea is always interesting” but when that life at sea is in the Persian Gulf War during the Desert Storm War, interesting is somewhat of an understatement. “It’s an adventure, just like the navy promised.” And for war literature readers, an adventure during the Desert Storm War and the navy support operations from the Persian Gulf War is exactly what you’ll read of in Desert Storm Diaries – Letters From Home.

According to one rave reviewer, Desert Storm Diaries – Letters From Home offers a “unique perspective on the Gulf War, Desert Storm Diaries is the perfect read for long time veterans, the newly enlisted, and anyone interested in the tales brought home by our brave servicemen and women”.

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ClickMyLit asks self confident readers to tell us what you think of this Desert Storm War literature of life at sea, set in the Persian Gulf War and told in war letters home.

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