Book Description
A personal account of D-Day and World War II as told by Ranger Robert Edlin, Platoon Commander of A Company, 2nd Ranger Battalion. Using a single hand grenade, he and his all-star patrol captured an entire German garrison of 800 people, earning him the Distinguished Service Cross and the title - "The Fool Lieutenant". The Rangers were an elite group of the Army Infantry - all volunteers. The Army Ranger exemplified the highest standards of courage, determination, ruggedness and fighting ability.
About the Author
Marcia Moen and Margo Heinen, twin sisters, are both natives of Minnesota. Their first book, "Reflections of Courage on D-Day and the Days that Followed", was written about their uncle, Charles "Ace" Parker, 5th Ranger Battalion, Co A Commander. They both currently reside in Minnesota and are involved in the planning of the next Ranger reunion.
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