Patrick L. Zeigler Brings the Reality of Life After War & Living the Aftermath of Fort Hood Massacre in Stunning Memoir

Not many books written about war, massacre, and the life thereafter of the victims could tell truth-to-life tales that would make readers easily relate effectively. One book stands out: Patrick L. Zeigler, his life in pages in the memoir “Both Ends of the Barrel: From the Troop Surge to Fort Hood A Dozen Years in the Global War.”

“Both Ends of the Barrel” is written simply yet evocative enough to make readers feel as if they’re standing in the author’s shoes and seeing things from the author’s perspective. This book shares the author’s journey of joining one of the most significant wars of the 21st century, the global war on terror. Then right after returning home coming from his second deployment, Patrick was caught right smack in the middle of the Fort Hood Massacre of November 5th, 2009, being shot four times with a direct blow to his head.

“Both Ends of the Barrel” have more to offer than just a narration of past events. It served as the author’s opportunity to commemorate his brother-in-arms who lost their lives overseas so that families back at home could enjoy their freedom and to memorialize the 13 innocent victims of the Fort Hood massacre. This book is also written to help those who have PTSD, a disorder inadvertently passed to those willing to sacrifice their lives for the benefit of their loved ones and their country.

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“Both Ends of the Barrel: From the Troop Surge to Fort Hood A Dozen Years in the Global War” Author | Patrick L. Zeigler
Published date | October 27, 2022
Publisher | Independently published
Book Genre | *Memoir (taken from Amazon, not provided in Service Form)

Author Bio
(source: https://patrickzeiglerauthor.com/)

Patrick L. Zeigler, Jr. was born May 31, 1981 in Jacksonville, FL. Both of his parents were active-duty Navy personnel. After the death of his mother in 1986, he was raised in North and Central Florida with his father and sister. He graduated with a B.S. in International Affairs from Florida State University in 2004. In March 2005, he enlisted as a Cavalry Scout in the U.S. Army.

In October 2006, he participated in the Troop Surge in Iraq. After being selected for Officers Candidate School on November 5, 2009, he was shot four times during the Fort Hood Massacre. Along with thirty-two others, he survived and spent the next ten years recovering from the gunshot wound to his right temple. He is permanently handicapped and currently lives in Daytona Beach Shores, FL.

He continues to recover and enjoys spending time with his 10-year-old son, Liam Patrick Zeigler.

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