Cold War Kid

Cold War Kid by Tom Hanley, published by Xlibris Corporation on June 13, 2014, is a memoir that invites readers to explore the unique experiences of postwar America. Spanning from World War II to the present, this 256-page book presents a narrative filled with whimsical observations, from black-and-white televisions to the peculiarities of life in a Texas lighthouse. Hanley shares his upbringing among Air Force personnel and the cultural shifts that have shaped modern society.
In this memoir, readers will find a blend of personal anecdotes and reflections on a changing world, touching on themes of childhood, faith, and adventure. The narrative includes vivid imagery of sleek jets and cars with big fins, alongside humorous elements such as nuns shooting invisible atomic energy rays. Hanley’s journey also leads him to Hawaii, where he follows his passion for surfing, providing a rich tapestry of experiences that reflect the complexities of growing up in a transformative era.
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Take a whimsical journey through postwar America from black-and-white TVs to nuns shooting invisible atomic energy rays from their eyes. From sleek jets and cars with big fins to our current upside-down culture. plus … See the Amazing Jackalope 8 Miles Ahead Clean Restrooms One would hope that a memoir spanning from World War II to present would be a sweeping saga of war, passion, loss, redemption and hope. One would be mistaken. It’s a story about being raised among the men and machines of the Air Force, growing up Catholic, living in a Texas lighthouse, crashing the occasional airplane, then following the call of the surf to Hawaii.
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