Author talk, on the true story of his father, fighting in four different armies during World War II

We all know stories of national and military leaders who led their countries through the Second World War and stories of some of the military units that participated in major battles. At a free, open-to-all Lunch & Learn, on Friday, Nov. 3, Potomac Community Village presents author Eric Lichota, who tells a different kind of story of war in Five Uniforms. It's the true story of his father, Kaz, caught up in the German invasion of Poland as a young boy, and separated from his family. It is the story of a very young man who fought his way across Europe in four different armies, trying to stay alive, and in the process transforming himself from an illiterate youth to a multi-lingual leader.

The program, Friday, November 3, 12:30 p.m., being offered in recognition of Veterans Day, is at the Potomac Library, 10101 Glenolden Dr, Potomac. RSVPs requested by Wed., Nov 1, at 240-221-1370 or info@PotomacCommunityVillage.org. Attendees may bring their own brown bag lunches, Potomac Community Village will provide beverages and dessert.

Potomac Community Village is an all-volunteer non-profit network of neighbors and friends geared to enabling older Potomac residents to age in place – to thrive in place and age in community - by creating social connections and providing volunteer services such as computer assistance, occasional transportation, simple home repairs and other services by neighbor helping neighbor. For more information, to volunteer or get volunteer help, contact 240-221-1370, info@ PotomacCommunityVillage.org or check out www.PotomacCommunityVillage.org or www.Facebook.com/PotomacCommunityVillage.