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Forty Missions and Home
by Maurice "Vic" Duvic and Lisa Uzzle
Haddan |
It was a gutless, unprovoked attack on the
United States and all it stood for. The hatred shattered the early
morning calm and moved a nation from a time of peace to years of war and
hardship. It prompted young men to offer their service, and many their
lives, to defend their country and everything it stood for. It was a
time of great uncertainty and fear. It was the original “day that will
live in infamy.”
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Gimme Shelter -Fear, Healing and Disaster in Iraq
by
Gerard A. Seling, Jr. |
Contrary to what some have concluded, the last book by an American in
Iraq has not been published yet. Gimme Shelter: Fear, Healing and
Disaster in Iraq is not written by a soldier who was there to
kill; it is offered by a healer who was there to save lives. This
journal is a compelling and insightful personal account of the Iraq
War. It is a sardonic confirmation of bureaucratic incompetence and
corporate greed
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Trial by Rebellion
by Francis Ken Josiah |
It was a nation founded by slaves, who soon became the masters. From
the beginning of Liberia, there was conflict between the American
blacks sent “back” to Africa, and the natives who never left it.
Like so many differences, this lead to war—the rebellion lead by
Charles Taylor to overthrow Liberian leader Samuel Doe. But the
fighting did not stay in Liberia. It triggered a domino effect,
impacting the economies, lives and leaders of West Africa.
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Desired Haven
by Alan O’Reilly |
Through Dangers, Toils and Snares... "Seems like trouble's your
middle name, McGrath." It’s easy to understand why Matron said that.
Nursing Officer Colleen McGrath, who trained with Anne (n) Linton*,
saw plenty of trouble during the war.
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The Sobs of Autumn’s Violins
by
A.R. Homer May, 1944: The world holds its breath- The
Allies prepare to launch their all-important invasion of Europe.
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The invasion plan is a secret that must be kept at all costs, but the secret is
beset from all sides: a sleeper spy in England, a disaster during an invasion
rehearsal, a double-dealing French Resistance leader, a ruthlessly-obsessed
Gestapo head. Read more... |
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A Test Of Wings
by Owen J. McNamara
For U-boat hunters, shocking sounds from the deep . . . .
It is World War I, a time of unparalleled trial for men and their
machines. |
The U.S. Navy is scrambling to bring its fledgling air power to sea
war. The U-boat onslaught must be stopped. Naval aircraft join
destroyers, sub chasers and Allied submarines to protect convoys.
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LOST AT SEA
An Enlisted Woman's Journey
By Rebecca Freeman
as told to Jack F. Leahy
Rebecca Anne Freeman takes us below decks, recounting four years aboard
the world’s largest warship. |
“A new voice in a new world!
Rebecca Freeman's book is a groundbreaker that should be read by all
who would lead today's Sailors. Besides its importance, Lost at Sea
is a great read, full of humor and pathos, from which emerges a
youthful wisdom that edifies while it entertains.”
--Thomas J. Cutler, Editor, The Bluejacket’s
Manual (23rd edition).
She pulls no punches as she describes the terror of life on
the flight deck, the loneliness of six-month patrols off the
coast of Iraq, and the many small pleasures and irritations
which make up a sailor’s life at sea.
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The Red
Caduceus
by Gerald A.
Strand
It is the duty of those who wear a
caduceus to save lives at any
cost – for naval hospital corpsmen,
no
cost is too high. Ronnie Remson is
such a corpsman. |
Many lives are
forever changed on December 1, 1969 -- the first military draft
since 1942. Ronnie Remson is a football All-American with a secret
vow that guides his life. BJ Johnson makes the holes in the
opposing line through which Ronnie runs. Ronnie and BJ take
different paths after December 1, 1969. Ronnie, driven by his
secret vow and influenced by a young naval hospital corpsman named
Kathy J. O'Brian, enters the US Navy Hospital Corps. BJ, driven by
a desire to make his mama proud, enlists in the US Marine Corps.
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Trail of the Giant
by Christopher Ludmer Lieutenant
Ryan Slayne is the rising star of the Navy's Judge Advocate
General's Corps. |
His courtroom brilliance, family connections, and
recruiting-poster looks have him destined to become the Navy's
top lawyer. Read more... |
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To Nam & Back
by Randy Juge
One helicopter pilot’s memories of being in flight during combat.
He was one of many, who went from a civilian, to a soldier, and then
back to civilian life. |
Pilots live by a code of honor. They assist other pilots and
help the troops in the battlefields. They ride into battle,
strike the enemy, and ride out. Like the knights of old, the
helicopter pilots of the Vietnam War were the Templars. Their
steed—the helicopter—wore the armor that was little more than
a shell of aluminum-magnesium that had an affinity for fire
and burned like a sparkler once ignited. The war left an
impression on every soldier who served in Nam.
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On The Art of Business
by James Merkel
& Abdul Wahab Al-Falaij
An insightful, broad scoped literary must for all people. This
sublimely subtle study of the ways to achieve victory through
"Millenniums of Common Sense" includes an array of strategies,
tactics, wisdom quotes and provocative thoughts that will inspire
all who read.
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A treasure map to profits and prosperity that leads through
the realities of life. A book that can be opened to any page and enjoyed!
"A Customer is the Most Important Visitor to Our Premises"
"He is not dependent on us.
We are dependent on him.
He is not interruption to our work.
He is the purpose of it.
He is not an outsider to our business.
He is part of it.
We are not doing a favor in serving him.
He is doing us a favor by giving us an opportunity to do
so..."
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All For the Flag
by
John Swenning
Gust Junior Swenning lost his life during a naval battle at
Guadalcanal during World War II. This is his story.
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"A hero is first a person, and an act of
valor is the summation of all that is best in that person. In All For
The Flag, John Swenning aptly tells the story of a hero who was first a
son, a brother, and a man loved by a woman. His values were shaped by
his family, the time and place of his upbringing, and his own nature;
and when Junior Swenning was tested by war all of what was best in him
prevailed."
-- Joel T. Nichols, author of The
Warriors' Rest
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Widow
Maker
by
E.R. Johnson
Against
the setting of World War II Europe, the hearts and minds of the
young members of the aircrew are revealed as they are forced to
take a swift and frequently terrifying journey into manhood.
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Shadow
War
by
Newell Tarrant
Newell
Tarrant has crafted a thriller that sweeps from the sands of the
Sahara to the stony wastes of the Mojave.
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Hear
That Song of War
by
Greg Giacona
And so begins the derailing of hundreds of thousands of lives
and the odyssey of three naïve teenage boys as they face the
realities of war.
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The
Warriors'
Rest
by
Joel T. Nichols
The
Warriors’ Rest Hotel is a place of reprieve for those who have
seen the varied faces of war.
These characters are fictional, but you know them all.
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“The Old will again feel the
anxieties, the humor, the smiles, and the tears of their time in
uniform. The Young
will better understand the Old, and that which went before them. The Warriors’ Rest will hold your attention and stir your
emotions”.--Capt.
Harmon Eakles, USCGR (Ret), USAF Korean War.
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Four
Arrows Squadron
by
Joel T. Nichols
A
tribute to the Americans who served in The Great War on the
land, sea, or in the air. They
should not be forgotten.
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"A
fitting tribute to the Americans who fought above the trenches
in that all but forgotten war."
Lt. Col. Fred Beltz
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Black
Rain for Christmas
by Scott Malensek
An American spyplane
mission goes awry, and a U.S. Marine pilot is stranded in North
Korea. Once
again, the United States stumbles toward war.
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CIVILIZED
SAVAGES
by
Susan Kaye Behm
A
terrifying future
in
which children
fight
wars and struggle to survive
the
brutality of adults...
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unpredictable....You never know what’s going to happen...and
when it does, it feels like it’s happening to you.
A must read...” - Deborah Lawson, A.A.S.D.P.
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