This personal memoir of a US Navy Seabee and combat veteran tells the tale of a young man from a typical Midwestern small town, shipped off to war, and his struggles with post-traumatic stress disorder after returning home. Told in gripping detail in his own words, "The War That Never Ended" adds another chapter to the history of the Vietnam War, the story of how the Seabees fortified the frontline positions of their brother Marines, and shared danger and loss in the jungle and the streets of Hue. The book also counts the costs of the war for its survivors and their families.