Military

Her Own Vietnam

When twenty-one year old Della Brown stepped off the airplane in 1969, the heat and smells of Vietnam rocked her. An army nurse, she had no idea of the hell she had stepped into.

Title: Her Own Vietnam
Author: 
Lynn Kanter 
Category: Literary Fiction
Reviewed by Bob Doerr

ISBN (links go to the MWSA Amazon store): 0991355520

Author(s) Mentioned: 
Kanter, Lynn

Sheppard of the Argonne: Alternative History Naval Battles of WWII

VIVID, DYNAMIC HIGH-SEAS THRILLER

Title: Sheppard of the Argonne: Alternative History Naval Battles of WWII
Author: G. William Weatherly
Category: Literary Fiction
Reviewed by: Joe Epley
ISBN (links go to the MWSA Amazon store): 1491731915

Author(s) Mentioned: 
Weatherly, G. William

Honor Thy Brothers: The Fight Against Communism

People who appreciate personal stories supported by serious research will appreciate the author's effort to honor veterans' service by preserving their stories. 


Title: Honor Thy Brothers: The Fight Against Communism
Author: Suzanne Simon Dietz
Category: Creative Non-Fiction 
Reviewed by:Mike Mullins
ISBN (links go to the MWSA Amazon store): 0984139532

Author(s) Mentioned: 
Dietz, Suzanne Simon

Texas based author Kathleen M. Rodgers’ poetry featured in New York museum

Updated Aug.3, 2015 

Three of my poems from the book Because I Fly (McGraw-Hill 2002, edited by Helmut H. Reda), are featured in a new exhibit at the Cradle of Aviation Museum, Long Island, NY. Aviators, Poets and Dreamers asks the question, "Why do we fly?" and runs from July 18th through Labor Day. The exhibit will then travel to libraries across Long Island. A huge thanks to Rod Leonhard at Cradle of Aviation Museum for selecting “A Little Boy’s Dream," "The Searcher," and "To Live to Fly" for the exhibit.

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