Remo Bosia

Remo Bosia

Private Remo Bosia
Born (1905-11-06)November 6, 1905
Madera, California
United States
Died August 19, 1990(1990-08-19) (aged 84)
San Carlos, California
United States
Occupation Journalist; Pilot; Jeweler; Writer
Spouse Marcella Bosia
Children Sandra Bugna-Earle

Remo Bosia was an American soldier and author of the memoir The General and I (New York: Phaedra, 1971) . He spent the years of World War II in court-martial proceedings after attempting to enlist in the United States Army. His book talks about how he felt personally singled out by General John L. DeWitt

An Italian-American, Remo Bosia was born in Madera, California, and moved to Europe at age six with his parents. As a young man, he returned to the United States, where he worked as a stunt pilot and then as a writer and translator for San Francisco's Italian-American newspaper, L'Italia. After his World War II travails, described in his book The General and I, Bosia opened a jewelry store, which he ran until his retirement, at which time he began operating a motel. The multi-talented Bosia also composed several songs and painted landscapes which were exhibited locally. He died in 1990.

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