All at Sea
All at Sea by Hugh Tulloch, published by Indy Pub in October 2020, is a personal memoir that recounts a pivotal moment during the Vietnam War. In this edition, spanning 250 pages, Tulloch shares his experiences while adrift in a Boston Whaler, just off the coast of Vietnam. The narrative begins with a tense situation where the engine has failed, leaving him and his companions at the mercy of the current, highlighting the unpredictability and dangers of war.
Readers will find a vivid portrayal of the challenges faced during this tumultuous period, as Tulloch reflects on his brief time in Vietnam and the harrowing events that unfolded. The memoir delves into themes of survival and the realities of military life, providing insight into the personal experiences of those involved in the conflict. With a focus on biography and personal memoirs, this book offers a unique perspective on a significant historical moment.
Official synopsis Publisher
It was March 1969, and the three of us were sitting in a Boston Whaler a mile off the Viet Nam coast, and two miles south of the Demilitarized Zone. The engine had died, and the current was carrying us north at three miles per hour. I had been in-country for a little over a week, and already my roommate had been med-evaced to Japan, full of metal from a Chinese 122mm rocket. We didn’t know if he would live or die. I was floating north toward a reservation at the Hanoi Hilton and my war wasn’t even 10 days old. How in hell did I ever get into a fix like this?
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