About The Sailboat Racing Guide:
“The Sailboat Racing:Guide,” is designed for those starting off in sailboat racing as crew or skipper by providing a low cost, straightforward, and accessible introduction to the sport.
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Author Bio:
Sergeant Walker is a Canadian / American author and actor born in 1948 with several books available on Amazon, and credited with making significant contributions to both literature and film, particularly in the realm of military-themed works.
Sergeant Walker is best known for his two-book series “Southlands Snuffys,” which provides detailed insights into the Vietnam War. The series consists of: “Cradle of the Corps – to – City of Da Nang”; and ;”Forest of Assassins – to – City of Hong Kong”.
His writing often reflects his military background, focusing on the realities of war and the courage required in such situations. The series covers various aspects of warfare, including training, operations, tactics, intelligence, and counter-guerilla warfare. In addition to his book series, Sergeant Walker has authored:- Numerous military articles and Instructional lecture papers, guides on topics such as Arctic winter survival, jungle survival, overwintering, navigation, seamanship, and amateur sailboat racing.
As an actor, Sergeant Walker has appeared in several notable war films, including: “Full Metal Jacket”, “Platoon” , “Apocalypse Now” , “The Deer Hunter” , “A Bridge Too Far”, and “The Wild Geese”. He has also served as part of the additional crew in various films, taking on roles such as assistant technical/tactical adviser and production staff.
Sergeant Walker is an honorably served veteran and a member of the Military Writers Society of America. His military experience significantly informs his writing, allowing him to provide authentic insights into the realities of war and its effects on soldiers.
As of 2024-2025, Sergeant Walker is working on various themed military articles, and plans to produce more guides in the future. His writing often explores complex themes related to war, such as the psychological impacts of guerilla warfare on soldiers and the blurred lines between combatants and civilians in conflict zones. Sergeant Walker’s work continues to provide valuable perspectives on military life and the challenges faced by those who serve, drawing from his personal experiences and knowledge of warfare.