Korean War: An Author’s Account

Dennis J. Ottley’s book Remembering (Korea: 1950–1953) is a captivating memoir of his time in the military and deployment to Korea for the Korean War. This exclusive chronicling of events sheds new light on what seemed to be a “forgotten war.”
 
Ottley, together with other 5,720,000 Americans who fought in Korea, remembers the three-year war clearly. Contrary to popular notion of it being just “police action,” according to President Truman, the Korean War was actually one of the bloodiest wars in history. And Ottley retells that experience in this book.
 
Remembering celebrates the heroism and unity of the twenty countries that fought together to protect South Korea from the tyranny of some Communist countries. This book is enjoyed not only by history aficionados, but also by war veterans and their families—those who know the struggles of being in the war.
 
To know more about the author and his book, visit the author’s website at www.djottley.com.
 
 
Remembering (Korea: 1950–1953)
Written by Dennis J. Ottley
Paperback | $28.48
 
Book copies are available at www.amazon.com, www.barnesandnoble.com, and other online book retailers.
 
About the Author
 
Dennis J. Ottley was born in Utah. His family moved a lot throughout his childhood until they settled in Evanston, Wyoming. He was deployed to Korea in July 1951 to help form a new tank company. He served for ten months and was discharged as tank gunner and tank commander. After the war, Dennis got involved in his community. He served three four-year terms as a member of the Evanston City Council and another three four-year terms as mayor.
 

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