Lines in the Sand: An American Soldier’s Personal Journey in Iraq is a powerful exercise in self-exploration amid heartwrenching loss and anguish. His first memoir, Lines in the Sand: An American Soldiers. Scott Service recounts his wartime experience within an artfully lyrical epistolary composition transcribed from the handwritten journals he kept in Iraq. A former sergeant with the Army National Guard, Scott is a full-time author. Pushed to the edge, only then would he discover what lay within.Īuthor F. What had once been a noble intention became a struggle to salvage what was left of his humanity, an excursion into the darkest recesses of the human mind. Witnessing the violence of a country ravaged by chaos and facing the disintegration of his life back home, his sojourn in Iraq forced him to fight a new battle within himself and to question everything he had come to believe. Scott Service realize when he was called for deployment in Iraq that his tour of duty was destined to change him forever.

O 33 70 C 331 70 23 200 Lake Erie Sand & Lake Erie Sand & Transport Co. Lines in the Sand: An American Soldier’s Journey in Iraq is based on the journal entries kept during the author’s service in Iraq. Scott Service realize when he was called for deployment in Iraq that his tour of duty was destined to change him forever. LINE NAME OF LINE ( COMPANY OR INDIVIDUAL ) OPERATOR OPERATOR SERVICE PAGES REF.

Scott Service bravely and defiantly offers up an irrefutable indictment of war and its practitioners cowardly politicians, greedy corporations, and a populace of willfully ignorant constituents - through its utterly gripping and heartrending real. Faced with the dichotomy of his moral opposition to war and an innate sense of duty to his fellow soldiers little did F.

Faced with the dichotomy of his moral opposition to war and an innate sense of duty to his fellow soldiers little did F. What happens when you discover that the only morality that exists is survival With this single line from his book Lines in the Sand, F.

Lines in the Sand by F. Scott Service