Jungle Child Born In The Jungles Of Vietnam: Born in the Jungles of Vietnam

by Thoburn Russell

Overview

Jungle Child tells the reader about three generations of the Tang family and their inspirational story to surviving the Vietnam War and the Vietnam Jungle. This is a true account of how world events controlled this family and millions of others in a life and death struggle to live each day. The book is non-fiction, but it will seem like a fantasy.

Faith and belief in God as their foundation to remain safe in a dangerous environment with no modern conveniences in a modern world. This is a real story that explains how world leaders force families into impossible situations and still they survive. Myths are the realities to the people who lived through this middle earth in the time of modern civilized man.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940161144503
Publisher:	Thoburn Russell
Publication date:	01/15/2022
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
File size:	2 MB

About the Author

In Miami, Beach, Florida, in 1952, Thoburn Russell was born. Trained as an Architect in Boston, moved to Orlando to start his career. Being fortunate to secure employment by a prestigious firm and immediately had the opportunity to work on Walt Disney's EPCOT Center on the design and construction of the Mexico Pavilion. He realized a dream as a child when sitting on the floor of his childhood home watching Walt Disney explain his plans for a future world. Strangely enough, all of those dreams turned into reality as a young Architect. Being mentored by Nils Schweizer who in turn was mentored by the famous Architect, Frank Lloyd Wright. Having a career in many disciplines of Architectural design, historic preservation, and construction methods in his early career. This in turn led to new interests and employment in the Defense Industry. It was here he saw how the weapons of war are waged and the protection and pain they cause.

Men are bent on construction or destruction. In seeing the effects of both a vertuous life is the better path.