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Neil Levin
"An Angel Rode My Wing"
Raised in the East, Neil left the Philadelphia College
of Pharmacy and Science during the Korean War to begin a
twenty-year career in Marine Aviation
including two combat tours of duty in Vietnam.
Father of four and wanting to share his adventures, he
started to write short stories in 1996 of which seven
were published plus a book in 2004. He resides in Oceanside,
California.
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For Those Who Fought For It,
Freedom
Has A Price The Protected Will Never Know. |
James P.
Slusser, Sr.
"Spooks"
Jim Slusser grew up in southwest Ohio in the forties and
fifties. To avoid the Draft, he joined the U.S. Navy in
1961, serving all over the world until leaving the
Service in 1971. (“I grew up and went to school in Ohio,
but I got my education in the Navy.”) His military
assignments contributed significantly to his abilities
to narrate the story of his characters in Spooks.
Jim is currently retired from a successful Real Estate
career and living in Ohio with his wife, a Nurse he met
while he was in the Navy and their bevy of rescued dogs.
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Patrick
Tracy
"Street Fight in Iraq"
Patrick Tracy was born in
1967 and raised in Pittston, PA. A 19 year career
infantry Marine, stationed in Scotland, Japan, North
Carolina, South Carolina, Washington D.C., Hawaii,
Colorado and presently resides in San Clemente,
California with his wife Janet and daughters Sonia and
Danielle.
Patrick reported for duty
at Camp Pendleton in September of 2003 and deployed to
Iraq in August of 2004 as the Company Gunnery Sergeant
for Fox Company 2nd Battalion 5th
Marines. In December of 2005, Patrick was promoted to
First Sergeant. Currently he is on active deployment.
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Stephanie Hanson
"A Corpsman's Legacy"
Stephanie
Hanson lives in
Portland,
OR where she works as a Marketing
Coordinator for WebMD. She attended college in
Washington
DC where she
earned a Business Degree.
She travels extensively giving speeches on
her journey to find out
about her father and loves to spend time with veterans hearing
of their
experiences. "A Corpsman's Legacy" is her first book.
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D. Clayton Meadows
"Of Ice and Steel"
D. Clayton Meadows
served nearly twenty years on nuclear submarines. He served on
the nuclear Fast Attack submarines USS RAY, USS DALLAS, and USS
SPRINGFIELD. His writing includes numerous articles dealing with
submarine history. This is his first novel. He lives in
Charleston , South Carolina.
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Tom Morrow
"Nebraska Doppelganger"
For the
past 38 years, he has enjoyed life as a newspaper reporter and
editor, with the past 13 years spent as the daily community
columnist for the North County Times in Oceanside, just north of
San Diego, California. As an award-winning newspaper reporter
and columnist, the author interviewed dozens of Allied and
German combat veterans of World War II while doing research for
this book. From their stories come the “Nebraska Doppelganger.”
Thomas J. Morrow was born in Nebraska and spent much of his
youth in Nebraska and Iowa. He graduated from high school in
Seymour, Iowa, and through the years earned three college
degrees.
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J. Stryker Meyer
"On the Ground"
Born
Jan 19, 1946, John Stryker Meyer entered the Army Dec.1,
1966. He completed basic training at Ft. Dix, N.J.,
advanced infantry training at Ft. Gordon, Ga. jump
school at Ft. Benning, Ga. and graduated from the
Special Forces Qualification Course in Dec.1967.
John was assigned to
Special Operation Group, MAC in Vietnam where he served
for two years.
Returning to the states, he completed his college
education at Trenton State College. Upon graduation, he
worked at the Trenton Times for 10 years, eight years at
the San Diego Union and is a columnist at the North
County Times in Oceanside, CA. Meyer and his wife Anna,
live in Oceanside, CA. Meyer is a lifetime member and
director of the Special Operations Association Board of
Directors.
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Karen
Black
"Code of Conduct"
Karen Black is an estate
planning, trust, probate and elder law attorney
practicing in California. Her background includes: legal
secretary, a construction estimator and Suzuki
motorcycle dealer.
Karen has four children
and Cole, her husband, has one son from a previous
marriage.
Cole Black, spent
almost seven years as a Prisoner of War in North Vietnam.
Though the book is fictional, part of this novel is
based on his daily true life experience
in the prison camps and his subsequent return home. |
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Copyright
Levin Publishing Group, LLC 2005-2008 - All rights reserved. |
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