On Edwin Kaiser and Related Topics

[Scott Kaiser]

While your research is obviously a historical treasure chest and valuable in itself the thing I have always found most interesting about it is your personal journey to find out about your father. Listening for echoes of him as told through his friends and fellow soldiers of fortune. Your desire to give honor and life and purpose to your father in some way by this dialogue we watch on which transcends time and place and life and death. In the midst of some quite gruesome carnage it is quite touching and a loving tribute from a son.

Few people have said what you've said, no one has said it like you, and you made me cry, I really miss my dad, thank you...