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Susan Hinkle at Page After Page Bookstore has a slot for a couple of authors to do book signings October 27, 9am - 1pm. She's also interested in anyone wanting to do booksignings on Vetearns Day. If you are interested, please let me know.
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as President of Military Writers Society of America. My term is up the end of this month and I am stepping down to focus more on my own work. It has been a joy -- and a lot of work -- to work with MWSA. However, I'm so very proud of how far we have come and of the journey we have just started.
My award winning Vietnam memoir, Stand To...A Journey to Manhood, will be available FREE on Amazon.com for the duration of the MWSA conference. I invite all members to download a copy and, hopefully, post a comment/review on Amazon. I am proud to state that Stand To...A Journey to Manhood, was the MWSA Founder's Award recipient for 2009. It chronicles my year in Vietnam 1968-9 as a new "butterbar" lieutenant of infantry in the Central Highlands and jungles of Vietnam.
This is a forwarded email I received today from a friend...At least anecdotally confirmed as accurate:
Said to have been recently declassified:
I was told this little story by a Air America troop when I first arrived at Ton Sun Nhut in Jan 68. The written version is not nearly as good. but does fit with the story I got verbally. == ' AIR.
This is too good a story not to pass on to all VN era GIs. And of course, others with memories of that time frame.
Subject: Fwd: Fwd: CALL SIGN FOR LAOS ] SITE 85 . . RECENTLY DE-CLASSIFIED ' AIR.
Hello MWSA! Although I've been participating on the Facebook Group page for about a year, I'm a newly minted member of MWSA and I've just updated my profile page with lots of goodies.