A hill called White Horse: A Korean War story
Tony Sobieski wears a few ¿hats¿ working for the U. S. Air Force. A Department of Defense civilian employee, he also is in the USAF reserves. Following the success of his first two books FIRE MISSION! and FIRE FOR EFFECT! about his father¿s unit and artillery Forward Observers in Korea, Tony has become a recognized Korean War artillery historian. Ensuring the ¿Forgotten War¿ is not forgotten, his continuing motivation to write about Korea brings this new book to fruition. Breaking from the mold of his previous works, Tony has taken a bold step in attempting to recount a part of the epic battle of White Horse Mountain through the eyes of those who were there. Giving the reader the emotion and feeling of being in the middle of the action, his vivid accounts give an exciting feeling of ¿being there¿ right along side those that fought the battle. Having personally interviewed most of those recounted in this new book has given Tony a remarkable insight and overview of what happened at White Horse, and how it felt to be a participant, translated here to these pages. This is his third book.