This book is a collection of stories about a hero, one of millions who served his country during WWII. Teddy Singer came from very humble beginnings and went to war leaving his wife and infant child behind, not knowing if he would ever see them again. An innocent from Brooklyn, his eyes were wide open with a naive, Hollywood-inspired sense of adventure. Teddy served on the front lines, in the 17th Field Artillery Observation Battalion, pinpointing the location of targets by sighting flashes and hearing sounds of enemy weapons as they fired. His intelligence, unique brand of levity, and a touch of denial were the tools he used to fight the harsh realities of anti-Semitism and the horrors of war. "Teddy's War" is all of Sergeant Singer's WWII "flashbacks" from Brooklyn to Fort Lewis to England, the Normandy beaches, and all over Europe.