D.K. Drum collaborated with Jack Lucas to write Indestructible, inspired by her parents' service in the "greatest generation" and her brother's wartime experiences. She is married to Tommy Drum, a decorated Vietnam veteran, and their family is deeply committed to the enduring lesson of the price of freedom. Drum's work explores themes of sacrifice and the legacy of service, aiming to pass this vital understanding to future generations.
A candid combat memoir recalls the battlefield exploits of a seventeen-year- old Marine Corps private, whose selfless actions at the height of the Battle of Iwo Jima not only saved his companions, but also led to him becoming the youngest Marine in history to receive the Congressional Medal of Honor.