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GAZ CRITTENDEN, PRINCETON GRADUATE, YALE LAW SCHOOL GRADUATE,
AUTHOR, JUNGLE RULES: A NOVEL OF VIETNAM: “JOHN KERRY’S FAILURE TO
APOLOGIZE MISSES THE POINT.”
PHOENIX, AZ—“John Kerry put himself in harm's way in
Viet Nam. For that he is entitled to respect. He can also be
respected for having the moral courage to speak out against a war he
does not believe in. But he cannot expect to have it both ways - to
oppose a conflict and still be perceived as supporting the troops
who are engaged in it. I have no doubt that John Kerry did not
intend his recent remarks to be directed at our troops; but that
misses the fundamental point, which is that making any kind of snide
joke about ‘getting stuck in Iraq’ is just as damaging to our
troops' morale as if it had been directed at them.” Gaz Crittenden,
Viet Nam Veteran and Author of Novel Jungle Rules.
For additional information on Gaz Crittenden or to
set up an interview with him, please contact his publicist, Carole
V. Bartholomeaux, 602 404 8018 or
Carole@b-pr.com
. To see video of Gaz being interviewed by Fox News San Francisco
please visit his website,
www.gazrules.com
Gaz
Crittenden, who lives outside Boston, has the following scheduled
appearances:
November 5th, 1 p.m. Philadelphia: Reading and book
signing at Voices & Visions Bookstore,111 S. Independence Mall in
Philadelphia.
November 11th, Chicago: Celebrating 25 years of
multi-disciplinary art, the National Vietnam Veterans Art Museum in
Chicago will launch a special exhibition Saturday, November 11th,
2006. Crittenden, who served with the 1st Air Cavalry in Viet Nam
from 1966 to1967, will read from JUNGLE RULES beginning at 2 p.m. on
the Third Floor of the Museum, (1801 S. Indiana Ave. on Chicago’s
South Loop). Crittenden will be available to sign books and discuss
his work from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. November 11th. Copies of
JUNGLE RULES will be sold, with proceeds to be donated by the author
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