Behind The Stories
Harry Knickerbocker
He served with distinction in the 1st Battalion, 9th Marine Regiment, 3rd Marine Division in Vietnam during 1965 and 1966. After his military service, he became a photo-journalist in North Carolina in the late sixties and early seventies. He later explored painting before shifting focus to academics, earning multiple degrees in Economics and Statistics. He taught Economics at the college level for several years and sailed offshore to various foreign ports during his free time. Retiring from teaching in 2006, he continues to live on a sailboat.
- Published Books
Latest Release
Fighting The Shadow Warriors
“Fighting the Shadow Warriors: A Marine in Vietnam” by Harry Knickerbocker provides a gripping, personal account of a Marine’s experiences during the Vietnam War. The story begins with the protagonist’s arrival and delves into the daily challenges faced by soldiers, including interactions with locals, ambushes, and the psychological toll of guerrilla warfare. …
- Blogs
Through the Lens of Change: My Time as a Photographer in Wilmington
Finding Connection on the Road
Lessons from the Journey
A Marine's Journey and the Realities of Vietnam
Into the Circle: Love, War, and Identity in the Jungle
- Reviews From Readers
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