Gripping War Memories Relived in a Lieutenant’s Biography

After more than sixty years, former private Earle W. Jacobs remembers the events during his years of military service in World War II. Yes, They Do—“Gang Aft Agley!” is the true account of the life of former private Jacobs, who served from October 1941 to January 1946 as a second lieutenant in the war between the Allied and Axis forces.

Proud of his good memory, the author tells in this memoir the events and circumstances that led to their landing on Utah Beach during the invasion of Normandy by the Allied Forces in World War II. The invasion of Normandy, situated in the northern coast of France, is considered the “largest amphibious invasion in history.”

Since this is a firsthand account, expect a detailed and vivid recollection of the harrowing experiences in the war, which will surely make readers reflect on its adverse consequences to all people.
 
 
 

Yes, They Do—“Gang Aft Agley!”
Written by Earle W. Jacobs
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About the Author

Earle W. Jacobs had served in the army from October 1941 to January 1946, with four battle stars on his ETO Campaign Ribbon. A native of Chicago, he now presently lives in Southern California with his wife, Alla Mykhaylivna, and their one-eared cat. Earle has published a number of books since he started writing in 1989.

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