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Darfur: The memories of Dr. John Garang will be immortalized by anyone who had known what he fought for in his lifetime; culminating in a helicopter crash on 30th July 2005.

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The following narrative consists of my military service that may serve as a basis for a better understanding to former military members of Bandido Charlie Company. I feel that to know who I was during our time together, the Bandidos may appreciate background information of my military career and how it involved the men while we were all in Bandido Charlie. As First Sergeant of Bandido Charlie Company, and even though we did not know each other at a personal level, I always held the men of Charlie Company in high esteem. $12.95

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Welcome to the Stars and Squadrons page! AuthorMe.com salutes all who serve (or have served) in the United States armed forces and their allies. Please browse the items below.

  -  Capt Cook, USAF (Ret.)

 

The Demons of War Are Persistent - A Personal Story of Prolonged PTSD, By A.W. Schade, USMC 1965/69 (USA)

The Color of Friendship, Cora Ann Metz (US Army, ret.)

 

Acquire a Carriage, Square Away, by Ironteeth Rum Spigot (UK)

 

Paraffin Pigeon Down, by Ironteeth Rum Spigot (UK)

 

The Spanish Admiral, the cocktail party and the polylinguist, by Ironteeth Rum Spigot (UK) April 3 2011

 

A Fifth of an Ounce, by Ironteeth Rum Spigot (UK) March 27, 2011

 

Tales from the “EO” Files, by SFC (Ret) Cora Ann Metz (US) Posted 7/4/09

 

Hear no Evil , by Scott Dunbar (USA) Current

Reaching An Loc, by Alfredo G. Herrera (an author-me paperback) Posted 1/1/07

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Chapter 2

More than Life Itself, a Memoir by Diane Stark (McConnell) Sanfilippo Current   Foreword by Gen. David A. Bramlett   Table of Contents   Prologue  

The Very Best Lieutenant!     Before I reach the time in my life when my mind will no longer retain my most precious and personal memories, I feel an urgency to tell our story, the story of a boy named Billy, of how we met, and how much we loved.

Foreword by Gen. David A. Bramlett (ret.)

Table of Contents

Prologue

Chapter 1 - We Meet

Chapter 2 - Our First Date

Chapter 3 - January - February, 1961

Chapter 4 - The Copper Mine

Chapter 5 - Our First Fight

Chapter 6 - We Get Married

Chapter 7 - Our honeymoon

Chapter 8 - No More Secrets

Chapter 9 - Billy's Surprise

Chapter 10 - Our First Home

Chapter 11 - Fertile Valley

Chapter 12 - Summer Camp

Chapter 13 - Summer, 1961

Chapter 14 - Fall, 1961

Chapter 15 - Pineapple Sandwiches, etc.

Chapter 16 - Our First Christmas Together

Chapter 17 - Our First Anniversary

Chapter 18 - Our Son is Born

Chapter 19 - Turning Point

Chapter 20 - Graduation - 1962

Chapter 21 - Summer, 1962

Chapter 22 - Fall - 1962

Chapter 23 - 2nd Lieutenant William E. McConnell

Chapter 24 - Christmas - 1962

Chapter 25 - The Camellia Garden Apartments

Chapter 26 - Officer's Basic

Chapter 27 - OCS School - Spring, 1963

Chapter 28 - Airborne School - Spring, 1963

Chapter 29 - Last Trip to N.G.C. - June, 1963

Chapter 30 - Summer, 1963

Chapter 31 - November, 1963

Chapter 32 - Early Spring 1964

Chapter 33 - The Funeral

Chapter 34 - The Aftermath

Chapter 35 - Home at Last

Chapter 36 - Life Goes On

Chapter 37 - Billy's 24th Birthday

Chapter 38 - Thanksgiving, 1964

Chapter 39 - Ranger School

Chapter 40 - Christmas, 1964

Chapter 41 - The Wedding

Chapter 42 - Second Honeymoon

Chapter 43 - Ranger William E. McConnell

Chapter 44 - Our Second Child

Chapter 45 - Our Journey - 1st Stop - Griffin

Chapter 46 - Our Journey - 2nd Stop - Atlanta

Chapter 47 - Our Journey - Memphis by Suppertime

Chapter 48 - Next - Oklahoma City

Chapter 49 - Albuquerque, New Mexico

Chapter 50 - Pike's Peak to Denver

Chapter 51 - Too Much Snow - Back to Albuquerque

Chapter 52 - Petrified Forest and Painted Desert

Chapter 53 - Grand Canyon Notional Park

Chapter 54 - California Here we Come!

Chapter 55 - Lost in LA

Chapter 56 - Southern Hospitality - California Style

Chapter 57 - Seafood, More Heat, and Sears

Chapter 58 - Disneyland

Chapter 59 -More Heat and Darby’s Rangers

Chapter 60 -Bon Voyage!

Chapter 61 -On the High Seas

Chapter 62 -Our Voyage Continues

Chapter 63 - Aloha Hawaii

Chapter 64 - Paradise and More

Chapter 65 - Sunset Beach

Chapter 66 - Paradise at Ke-Nui

Chapter 67 - More Adventures in Paradise

Chapter 68 - Even More Adventures in Paradise

Chapter 69 - Mischief in Paradise

Chapter 70 - The Punchbowl Ceremony

Chapter 71 - Labor Day Cookout & The Tsunami

Chapter 72 - Drums of War

Chapter 73 - Bloody September

Chapter 74 - The Nightmare Continues

Chapter 75 - The Long Journay Home

Chapter 76 - The Decision

Chapter 77 - Rest in Peace, My Darling Billy - New

 

Old G. I. s and Sleeping Dragons, by Sgt. Doug Francescon     preface   Posted 9/11/04 -

Doug Francescon was a Section
Leader in “G” Battery, 29th
Artillery. His unit was attached
to F Company, 2nd Battalion,
5th Marine Regiment, 1st Marine Div.
In bloody fighting on July 4th, 1967
their position was overrun by
elements of the NVA. Both sides
suffered tremendous losses. Doug
was wounded and all of the members  of his section were killed includinghis best friend, Waylen Powell.

 

There is a veneer between civilization and the jungle that is very thin. The human soul put it there, and it is the only thing that makes life, as we know it, possible. Without the protection of this thin shield there is no kindness, understanding, compassion, or love.

Chapter 1 - The Dragon

Chapter 2 - The Cruise

Chapter 3 - Rookies

Chapter 4 - Suffering

Chapter 5 - The Guys

Chapter 6 - War

Chapter 7 - Living in a Hole

Chapter 8 - The Routine

Chapter 9 - Homecoming

Chapter 10 - Life After the War

Chapter 11 - Finding My Way

I Know my Daddy Loves Me by Sgt. Jered C. Herndon, US Army (now serving in the Middle East)

Author's Note:
This is for my son, and any other child who has a parent deployed overseas.


I know my Daddy loves me,
Each and every day;
I know my Daddy loves me,
Even though he's far away.

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In the Crosshairs of a Mother's Eye, by Rebecca Crawford, US Army (PG-13) Posted 11/14/04

Chapter 1

Chapter 2

Chapter 3

Chapter 4

Chapter 5

Chapter 6

Chapter 7

Chapter 8

Chapter 9

Chapter 10

Chapter 11

Chapter 12

Chapter 13

Chapter 14

Chapter 15

How to Lose 100 Pounds in One Day (Excerpt), by James Lewis, USN  

Just one of those Days for - A Navy Sailor, by James Lewis, USN 

 

 

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