David’s first book, which dealt with the seven years the author spent in Iraq ( 2003–2009), a principal there in the provision of Salve and Transformation for the folks of south-central Iraq. It was awarded Prize Americana in 2015 and subsequently was published by Press Americana.
The ‘Avant Garde of Western Civ’, Holdridge’s first book, which dealt with the seven years the author spent in Iraq ( 2003–2009), a principal there in the provision of Salve and Transformation for the folks of south-central Iraq. It was awarded Prize Americana in 2015 and subsequently was published by Press Americana.
David’s first book, which dealt with the seven years the author spent in Iraq ( 2003–2009), a principal there in the provision of Salve and Transformation for the folks of south-central Iraq. It was awarded Prize Americana in 2015 and subsequently was published by Press Americana.
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David Holdridge’s AVANT GARDE OF WESTERN CIV pulls no punches in taking on the charity industry and foreign policy pundits. For over four decades, he and his family have experienced fully the social and political realities of the world's conflict zones, natural disasters, famines and crises. Starting as a young infantry lieutenant who was gut shot in Vietnam, he has since taken on countless missions as a humanitarian aid worker into hotspots such as Eritrea, Sierra Leone, Lebanon, Bosnia, Kosovo, Iraq, Gaza and Haiti. This foot soldier’s evocative story, in equal parts, exposes a flawed approach to soft power and expands our understanding of ‘right relations.’
After being hauled out of a rice paddy in Vietnam in 1969 and then spending 18 months in various neuro-psychiatric wards in the USA, with time, David Holdridge