I was reading documentation that referred to the portion of World War 2 fought in the Western Desert as the good war. The war was good because

One of the goals for the upcoming Egypt trip is to find spots where my grandfather spent time. Sadly, he didn’t leave a lot of clues to where he went.

In my search for other perspectives of what happened in the Western Desert, I came across the self published memoir of Master Sergeant Bill Hahn.

When I started to consider the documentary about my Grandfather’s book, it occurred to me that in all the research I had done, a viewpoint was missing.

As I struggle through the Festival Season for my film Iron Crotch and the pile of rejection I received, I decided I needed to start another project

I received a message from Dr. Kidd in England who is doing research for the movie. I figured someone should look through the records from the British about the 64th.

Let’s say the start of this project is August 15th. That’s the day I agreed to go to Egypt to film the battle sites of the British Eighth Army.

One of the things that drove me crazy in Papa’s book was when he would say something along the lines of “The pilots told some great stories after their missions last night