The book, What Did You Do in WWII Grandpa?, tells the true story of Lieutenant Colonel (LTC) Clyde W. Gabler, (Ret.) an intelligence officer in the 1st Fighter Group of the United States Army Air Corps during most of World War II.  LTC Gabler was first commissioned a Second Lieutenant in the Cavalry in the mid 1930's.  In 1941, he transferred to the 1st Fighter Group's Intelligence Section where he worked until he was rotated back to the United States from occupied Italy in June 1944.  LTC Gabler kept a running diary during the war, which formed the foundation for this autobiography.  After an Introduction and Preface, "What Did You Do in WWII Grandpa?" includes the following chapters: 1) Selfridge Field, Michigan - 1941; 2) Move to North Island, San Diego, California; 3) Move to Los Angeles Area; 4) Mission Bolero and Division Into Three Echelons; 5) Move by Rail to Fort Dix, New Jersey; 6) Move by Sea to United Kingdom; 7) Goxhill, England; 8) Ibsley, England; 9) Preparation for Torch; 10) North Afrika Invasion; 11) Tafaraoui Airfield, Algeria; 12) Nouvion Airfield, Algeria; 13) Biskra Oasis, Algeria; 14) Chateay-Dun-du-Rhyumel, Algeria; 15) Mateur, Tunisia; 16) Dittaino, Sicily; 17) Gambut in Libya; 18) Monserrato Airfield, Sardinia; 19) Gioia-Di-Colle, Italy; 20) Salsola, Foggia No. 3, Italy; 21) My Return to U.S.A. - 1944.  These chapters are followed by a Postscript, Glossary, Appendix, Bibliography and Index.  In addition to an informative narrative,  "What Did You Do in WWII Grandpa?" includes the following features: 1) Approximately 96 black and white photographs; 2) About 12 black and white illustrations and 3) 5 maps.  This book is 91 pages and is in like-new condition.  The author is LTC Clyde W. Gabler, (Ret.).  Edition published in 1994.