Breaking Contact
Breaking Contact by Mark Harden is a collection of poems and observations that reflect the experiences of military service, published by AuthorHouse on August 17, 2021. This edition spans 116 pages and is presented in English, offering readers a poignant exploration of the wins and losses faced by soldiers during and after their service.
In this work, readers will encounter the wistful hopes and haunting concerns of a young soldier on the front lines of the Korean War, as well as the reflections of a WWII veteran in hospice care. The collection also includes insights from a Chaplain’s assistant in Afghanistan and an infantryman coping with traumatic brain injury. Additionally, it features the experiences of a community college Veterans Affairs Manager as he interacts with veterans and their families, providing a multifaceted view of military life and its aftermath.
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Breaking Contact is a collection of poems and observations reflective of the wins and losses that come with life during and after military service. Read the wistful hopes and haunting concerns of a young soldier on the front lines of the Korean War. Visit with a WWII veteran in hospice. Break bread with a Chaplain’s assistant on a forward operating base in Afghanistan. Listen to the wisdom of an infantryman coping with TBI. Mourn the tragic departure of a Marine. Sit with a community college Veterans Affairs Manager as he speaks about the encounters he has with veterans and their family members.
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