In June, 1941, Leo Wolfson's life took an unexpected turn when he was drafted into the Army. World War II had arrived, and Leo was stationed on the islands of Hawaii only months after the bombing of Pearl Harbor. Tasked with being a soldier and an entertainer, Leo rose to the occasion on both fronts. He found himself in foxholes, and on the big stage, performing for the troops. Leo's wit and humor are in tact, and he shares his stories and personal experience with the second World War.