Tales From The Deep
It came through World War II, the Korean and Vietnam conflicts, a fire, one of the biggest hurricanes on record, an oil spill, a collision, a run-in with a sitting president, a brush with the King, Elvis Presley, a stow-a-way chicken from Knots Berry Farm, a colossal-sized band-aid on its stern and a hydrogen bomb. Some believe the ship was the target that would have started the Vietnam War if two U.S. destroyers hadn't gotten in the way. It even had Hollywood calling. But wait... there's more.
A FINE GRAY RAIN: In the Shadow of Mount Pinatubo
Clark Air Base and Subic Bay Navy Base in the Philippines were virtual Edens. Life for American military and civilians stationed there was idyllic and serene. But in 1991, an almost forgotten Mount Pinatubo awoke after more than five centuries of dormancy. Seismic activity increased and a team of volcanologists was called in to monitor the situation. Soon, a mass evacuation of Clark was enacted sending more than 15,000 personnel to Subic Bay. Two days later Mount Pinatubo began a series of massive eruptions until finally an enormous eruption chased all remaining personnel from Clark, as ash and rock rained down and earthquakes repeatedly rattled the area. Unbelievably, at this very same time a typhoon blew in off the Pacific. Day turned into night with the rain-laden ash blocking out the sun. Buildings collapsed. Bridges swept away as rivers flooded. An ashen slurry washed across Clark AB covering the base in several inches to several feet of wet ash. Much of the local populace took flight. This is the author's exciting firsthand account of the period leading up to the destruction and subsequent departure of American forces from the Philippines.
Realm of the Golden Dragon
This is the story of a small Coast Guard Cutter and her crew on an epic voyage across the Pacific in the period between 1966 and 1968 which included service in Vietnam.
Bonded by Heroes
Families of a unique WWII unit are forever bonded by the heroes who served in the US Army's all Mexican American combat unit.
Dig or Die
A novel written in the 1930s by a soldier in World War I is edited and published 100 years later by his daughter in commemoration of the 100th anniversary of American Involvement in World War I.
"Vietnam Convoy Trucker" Book and the 319th Transportation Company.
True story
Duke the Dog Who Saved My Life
Veteran who overcame disability.
Viet Nam era veteran writes historical novel--TO END ALL War
Nicholas Lambros has written a novel that brings three siblings, two brothers and their younger sister, into The Great War of 1914-1918.
The Winter Fortress
Best-selling author Neal Bascomb’s The Winter Fortress recounts a real-life operation to stop Nazi nuclear efforts, drawn from intriguing new historical research about the epic story of the greatest act of sabotage of World War II.
The Immortals
Say the words "Army wife," and what often comes to mind is the image of a teary-eyed woman running to hug her returning combat soldier-husband or a caricature based on a slickly produced reality TV show. The Immortals is different. This stunning first novel full of emotion addresses the truth of the female predicament -- the unsung heroes who are left behind on the home front of war. We experience the love and challenges between husband and wife, we feel the closeness of mother and daughter, and we bond with the most unlikely of women.