Grunt 0311
George P. Berg
GEORGE P. BERG served in the US Marine Corps as an infantry rifleman and fire team leader. As a lance corporal, he was deployed southwest of Da Nang and participated in Operation ALLEN BROOK out of Go Noi and in multiple unnamed operations. He completed many company-sized combat sweeps and led fire teams in small unit ambushes. He also acted as "shotgun" for rough-rider convoy escorts.
George was awarded two Purple Hearts, the Presidential Unit Citation, Navy-Marine Corps combat action ribbon, and the national defense service ribbon among other medals.
Hear about Vietnam as he experienced it in Grunt 0311.
Hok A Hey
Wayne Fredrick Treptow
Life goes on and I still can dream, so I ask the reader to sit back and enjoy the book and let your mind lead you on a fantastic ride in our nation’s past. A ride that will lead you to the most famous battle in our nation’s history, “The Battle of the Little Big Horn”! All those interviews and inquiries dove into the minds of many who were involved. In the last sixty years I’ve read hundreds of articles or books, but you and I still don’t know what happened. Experts all over The world is still trying to find that one clue that will lead us to the real answer, but for now all is still up in the air on What really happened on that day of June the 25th, 1876.
Lena Tu Ha
Isherbomb
This saga takes Lena-tu-ha from a life of slavery and poverty to a life of assumed identity and wealth. She encounters rape, love, and death in her travels from Mexico to Denver, Colorado. She endures whatever the spirits bestow upon her with the dignity and strength befitting a Native American woman of her era. This is a rags-to-riches love story that includes all the joys and hardships of her Apache people trying to survive in the White-Man’s world.
Lena Tu Ha
Isherbomb
Audiobook
8 hr 52 min
Narrated by Eileen Martin and Jerry Jeronimo
Published by Glorybound Sounds
Rocks of Ages
Kevin R. Decker
The start of it all was when Kevin was in the Army stationed in Turkey. He traveled the area and saw where Noah’s Ark was supposed to be at the base of Mount Arrat. He became infatuated with studying the area. He was a map reading expert and knew how to use the Goggle Satellite imaging to compare the notes with the actual facts. He studied the sands of time and realized that it left a trail of evidence as the Pacific Ocean carried Noah’s Ark across Asia over the Himalayan Mountains and onto Mount Arrat in North Eastern Turkey
Kevin Decker has a You Tube Channel
Tex Vortex's Amazing Google Earth Satellite Tours.
The Grandest Canyon of them All
Kevin Ray Decker
The Grand Canyon is located in the Four Corners Region of Southwestern America. It was widely believed to be made by the Colorado River over millions of years. But with the advent of Google Earth Satellite imagery we are able to see a much larger canyon that exists across five states, all the way from the Flaming Gorge Canyon in Wyoming throughout Utah, Colorado, Mexico and Arizona.
Climate Change 101
Kevin Ray Decker
The grand illusion is based on a statement by Teddy Roosevelt saying, “The Grand Canyon is perfect the way it is. Mother Nature has been at work on it for millions of years and there is nothing you can do to improve it.”
Then he made it into a National Park and it was widely accepted that the Colorado River formed the Grand Canyon through millions of years of erosion, yet the facts seem to point to evidence of an event happening all at one time as the earth was struck by two pieces of comet which resulted in a large tsunami three miles high that circled the globe as its rotation was reversed.
According to the Bible in Genesis, the evening and the morning were the first day--six different times and according to my studies the earth is spinning backwards and upside down.
Old Country Surprises
Seeking my family roots
Ken Saik
Ken Saik, a retired social studies high school teacher, is a third-generation Canadian Ukrainian who lives in Alberta Canada. In 2012, to bolster his limited cultural knowledge he took a bus tour of Ukraine. Their current Ukrainian life and love of their history revitalize the author's fascination with his heritage as his book Old Country Surprises illustrates. Ken Saik loves to write. His passion was first recognized by his grade six teacher and later by his English high school teacher.
Independence Dancing with Time
Taylor Curtis
An effort to sustain the fifty-year tradition of a Staffordshire block party on July 4th faces the challenges of old cultural values, changing demographics, modern technology, and new national standards of conduct. The eccentric locals confound out-of-state newcomers as individuals and groups vie to define a community future.
Book 2 of the Persimmon River Novel Series. Staffordshire, a village of 2000 nestled on an inland bay formed by a North Carolina river, is declining; yet, individuals are drawn together—instinctively? mysteriously? magically?—to rebuild a community and a tradition.
Brothers in Arms
Gerald Knutson
Joe was an old Arizona cowboy who got drafted into the army and was sent to the south pacific. He was involved in several campaigns and was wounded several times. He told me there were a lot of guys named Joe in his platoon, and since his last name was a 3-letter word and easy to remember when the C.O. (Commanding Officer) seemed to always call Joy. At any rate these two guys went through hell this whole time, as have millions of other servicemen. At least these two men will have their fifteen minutes of immortality.
Goshawk
Doug McPheters
After the Berlin Wall came down and the Soviet Union disintegrated, David Garvey, a Manhattan international lawyer, built a hugely profitable loan-sharking operation in Russia and nearby countries in Eastern Europe. David's fund quickly amassed large pools of collateral for high-interest loans - home and apartment mortgages as well as business and personal collateral. Seeing all of these financial instruments as leverage for getting around biting international economic sanctions, the Iraqis looked for ways to steal them from David's Königsberg Fund - first by co-opting his syndicate of bank lenders and then by attacking David and his family. Sparked by innovative technology imagined and patented by the author, this fast-moving thriller plays out in the streets and courtrooms of Manhattan and Northern and Eastern Europe.
Keeping it Lively
The Hunt for Eddie Lama
Thomas J. Bragg
In 2015 Vietnam Army veteran Thomas Bragg wrote in his memoirs about the death of his friend and fellow platoon member, Eddie Lama, in South Vietnam. This was a project he’d always hoped to complete; but he had to wait for retirement to find the time. And the story didn’t stop there: two and a half years after he completed his memoir, his platoon leader from 50 years earlier sought him out, saying that he had visited the grave of their fallen comrade. That led to connections with the Lama family in Mundelein, Illinois, a moving unit reunion, and this revised edition of Keeping it Lively: The Hunt for Eddie Lama.
The Ride of my Life
Gary Barto
The Ride of My Life started its journey as a weekly diary by a senior electrician on the historic ship MV Doulos for his family and friends. The kaleidoscope of happenings behind the scenes and the regular events in the ship’s project makes the reading full of interest. Gary’s outgoing personality has enabled him to connect with a diverse range of folks from many parts of the world. His rope tricks enthrall youngsters and his signing skills are appreciated by groups of folks with hearing challenges.His photographic gift also has enabled him to capture special events of all kinds. His multifaceted contributions to the ship’s life and community have been so much appreciated.The Ride Begins Manila, Philippines October 17, 2001Well I made it!! One of eighty-seven new people to join the MV Doulos, in the Philippines.
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