Autobiography of a Navy Mustang (November 20, 1952 to September 1981)

Autobiography of a Navy Mustang by Ed Hudson is a compilation of entertaining anecdotes of his very successful naval career from his enlistment during the Korean War through his retirement in 1981. To quote the author, I will strive to take you through boot camp in San Diego, California, and the other schools I attended, as well as all the various duty station assignments from the shores of the Mainland United States and Hawaii, to the shores of Bermuda, Okinawa, the Philippines, and Vietnam, citing the promotions I received along the way.

A man with great ambition, he took advantage of every opportunity for education and made continued progress up the ladder from enlisted man to officer in eleven years, ten months, and ten days, thus becoming a Navy Mustang. At some points along the way, he was considered quite young to have received such promotions. From his appointment to Ensign, he spent exactly seventeen years as an officer, retiring in September of 1981.

Ed Hudsons story serves as encouragement to future generations of the possible success and the memorable experiences that can be accomplished in a most honorable career.

About the Author

Ed Hudson is a native of Texas, currently residing with his wife, Diann, in Fort Worth and is the proud father of two grown children, Bruce and Carla.

Enlisting in the US Navy at the time of the Korean War, he spent his entire career in service to our country until his retirement in 1981, including time in Vietnam.

Since his retirement, Mr. Hudson enjoys his grandchildren, fishing, and golfing.

(2013, Paperback, 298 pages)