is a native Texan. At seventeen he was areporter on a daily newspaper, at nineteen a bureau chief [in Viet Nam] for United Press International. He spent fifteen years as a foreign and war correspondent based in Japan, Vietnam, Indonesia, India, Singapore, and the Soviet Union. Now a senior writer with U.S. News and World Report, he covered the Gulf War and coauthored Triumph Without Victory: The Unreported History of the Persian Gulf War. Galloway lives with his wife, Theresa, and sons, Lee and Joshua, on a farm in Northern VA. {quoted from WWSOAY}
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On 7 July 1997, I received an email from Joe Galloway re his writing of the Prologue. In part, it said
"i will tell you that i wrote that prologue last, after everything else was done. it took approx four hours, including three breaks during which i walked around my yard at 3 and 4 and 5 a.m. weeping aloud at the images which kept flashing thru my head. i may live to be 100 and write a dozen more books, but i know in my heart that i will never write any wordsbetter or more true than those in that prologue.
thank you.
jgalloway"
And I and my students thank Joe Galloway and General Moore for the prologue and for sharing. (JKS)