About
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Born and raised in
San Francisco, Tony Lazzarini now resides in Marin County,
California. His musical Christmas play Tale of the Toy
Soldier, won him a national playwriting contest and has
enjoyed eight years of productions. His first book, Never
Trust A Man In Curlers, received a 1998 "Best Book of the
Year" award from the North American Bookdealers Exchange
based in Cottage Grove, Oregon. When not writing, Tony can
be found working on one of his several collector cars or riding
his motorcycle with his wife Arlene. He has held competition
racing licenses with S.C.C.A and I.M.S.A. and currently races in
the Vintage Road Racing series with his 1968 "A"
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Published
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Highest
Traditions - Set during the
time-frame just prior to the Tet
Offensive. Tony Lazzarini succeeds
in communicating his experience in Vietnam as a UH-1D (Huey) door gunner.
He does an outstanding job describing, from one man's tactical
perspective, the emerging doctrine of air assault. Highest
Traditions also gives you a perspective of the social and emotional impact
of the war on Tony and his fellow soldiers.
I enjoyed reading this book. Once I picked it up, it
was hard to put down. Organized into many very short chapters making
it very easy to read. Highly recommended for those of you that have
an interest in Air Assault or helicopter operations during the Vietnam
War. Check it out, you won't be disappointed.
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Never Trust A Man In Curlers
Author Tony Lazzarini
takes your emotions on a roller coaster ride with his short
stories and anecdotes. Readers will laugh out loud about a crazy
million-dollar idea and shudder at a chilling rescue mission from
the jungles of Vietnam. Find out about Albert Einstein's favorite
bar or what people from another planet are really like. Sixteen
short stories of various lengths make it a great gift or carry
around book. Perfect for airports, waiting rooms, bathrooms, night
stands or living room tables. Amazon.
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