AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL PROFILE

Autobiographical Profile

Autobiographical Profile

Every life is unique; with a unique history behind it. No one knows us better than we do. Every life is unique; with a unique history behind it. No one knows us better than we do. Autobiography; it is an exercise through which we can do more widely recount our successes and failures, compile our timeline and present the reader a paper that reads the complete story of one's life. In this paper, I would try to sketch my long career and pen down the chronological events that have taken place throughout my career.

I have been fortunate enough to live through every period, every phase that this country has faced. Be it war, be it the industrial revolution, the technological advancement age, or the age of iPhone (that's what the new generation says if I'm not wrong). I have seen the community, the economy and the lifestyle changing by my eyes. I'm a true patriot and love my country. I joined the military in the year 1968. I had a fear of war, the fear that terrible that many soldiers think is inevitable. Growing in a family of military, I had set my dream to join the army and serve my country in which ever way is possible. The fear gave me courage, the color of the uniform brightened by eyes and the decorum of a soldier attracted me towards military. The true of value of life wasn't recognized until the Vietnam War. I'm a survivor from that war and still tell the stories of that war to my grandchildren with enthusiasm. They horrific pictures of the war are still fresh in my mind. The fight for the life of civilian of my country made me truly recognize the value of my life, the real purpose for my life. I had no fear, my objectives were clear, and all I wanted was to present my life to my beloved country. That doesn't mean that I wanted death as a reward; I had a strong will to survive, as that will kept me strong and determined throughout the difficult times. That will have kept me alive and strong even today.

Things were changing fast; Time past by really quick and the society was evolving. I returned back home from Vietnam War in the year 1972. I realized how the society has changed, and to be honest, I felt lost. The pictures of the war, the deaths of many of my fellow soldiers, the horrific scenes of the war, they were all fresh in my mind, and I couldn't mix them with the society. Many of my fellow soldiers, who survived the war, had retired and they became stagnant in the society. They were not willing to adapt to the society. I decided not be like them and give a fresh new look to the modern day society. I got married in the year 1973, and that's where many things changed for me. I thank my wife who supported me through ...