In the final days of WWII in the Pacific, a German-American radar operator named Oswald "Ozzie" Vogel bears witness to the historic conclusion of a great conflict that threatened to tear the world apart. Ozzie records his service on the USS Missouri during the Second World War in a personal diary.Years later, his grandson discovers this diary of a WWII honor guard member who witnessed the Japanese surrender. He shares his grandfather's life and legacy in this personal memoir of a radar man combined with family memories and reflections on how the lessons of Ozzie's life apply to the current state of the world. Discover how a radar man during WWII can impart wisdom across the ages in this uniquely American story of war, life after war, and what comes next.