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Running Deep: Bravery, Survival, and the True Story of the Deadliest Submarine in World War II
Running Deep: Bravery, Survival, and the True Story of the Deadliest Submarine in World War II Bestseller Clavin (Bandit Heaven) offers a lively rendition of the storied career of the USS Tang and its captain, Richard Hetherington O’Kane.
The Extraordinary Hunt for the Confederacy's Most Dreaded Ship
Beginning in the summer of 1862, the CSS Alabama, a Confederate ship captained by Raphael Semmes, roamed the Atlantic, Pacific, and Indian Oceans to find, capture, and burn Union Navy ships. In this endeavor, the Southern ship was wildly successful. Sailing 75,000 miles around the globe and back again, “that pirate Semmes,” as the newspapers called him, sent over 60 ships to the bottom of the ocean. Their precious cargos would never support the North’s military campaigns.
Tom Clavin - The Daily Beast
Tom Clavin is the author of 18 nonfiction books and has worked as a newspaper and web site editor, magazine writer, TV and radio commentator, and a reporter for the New York Times covering entertainment, sports, and the environment. His latest book, Dodge City: Wyatt Earp, Bat Masterson, and the Wickedest Town in the American West became an immediate New York Times and national bestseller.
Phil Keith - The Daily Beast
Phil Keith (1946-2021) was the author of six books, including Blackhorse Riders, which won the 2012 award from USA Book News for Best Military Non-Fiction, was a finalist for the 2013 Colby Award, and earned a 2013 silver medal from Military Writers Society of America. He held a degree in history from Harvard and was a former Navy aviator.
Time's Up, Mr. Trump
Reckless Behavior “Local Law to Prevent Reckless Biking in Suffolk County.” That’s the title of a proposed ... 25 Oct 2020 by Karl Grossman Crisis In The County Suffolk County government is in terrible shape financially. As it has for governments widely, the ... 20 Oct 2020 by Karl Grossman Battling Bullies There’s been a “dramatic rise in bullying,” declares Robert Colarco, presiding officer of the Suffolk ...
A Party Of One - 27 East
Only A Test … Or Is It? The Founding Fathers were a gifted group. Somehow, sifting through all their competing interests, different ... 3 Aug 2020 by Phil Keith Commander Of Grief The platoon trudged down a dusty lane, near sunset. It had been yet another exhausting ... 7 Jul 2020 by Phil Keith Cancel This Unreality Show The utter stupidity, depravity and incompetence of the Trump administration could drive anyone to drink. ...
Only A Test … Or Is It?
Commander Of Grief The platoon trudged down a dusty lane, near sunset. It had been yet another exhausting ... 7 Jul 2020 by Phil Keith Cancel This Unreality Show The utter stupidity, depravity and incompetence of the Trump administration could drive anyone to drink. ... 29 Jun 2020 by Phil Keith A Box Of Chocolates “Life is like a box of chocolates,” the plainspoken philosopher Forrest Gump once said. “You ...
Commander Of Grief
Cancel This Unreality Show The utter stupidity, depravity and incompetence of the Trump administration could drive anyone to drink. ... 29 Jun 2020 by Phil Keith A Box Of Chocolates “Life is like a box of chocolates,” the plainspoken philosopher Forrest Gump once said. “You ... 2 Jun 2020 by Staff Writer Mother Nature Is A Real Gas I don’t know about God, but Mother Nature is going to get even. We’ve been ...
The 10 best books of November 2019 that you need to read
We're back with the top 10 books of November, just in time for the first of your holiday breaks. Take the opportunity to slow down and reflect with these excellent reads. 1. On Swift Horses by Shannon Pufahl This remarkable debut novel takes an unflinching look at America in the 1950s through the friendship of a young newlywed and her brother-in-law. For those willing to look past some salty language, they’ll discover a poignant tale of two misfits who chafe against societal expectations. 2.
9 New Books We Recommend This Week
Editors’ Choice There’s a funny moment in Kevin Wilson’s new novel, “Nothing to See Here” — it’s one of two novels we recommend this week — in which a 10-year-old girl tells her new caretaker that she loves reading but had nothing good to choose from at her grandparents’ house, where she and her twin brother had been living. “What did they have?” her caretaker asks, and the girl answers: “Books about World War II. Two different books about Hitler. Wait, four books about Hitler.
The Adventures of Eugene Bullard: History's First African-American Fighter Pilot
On November 17, 1917, history’s first African American fighter pilot, Corporal Eugene Bullard of the 85th Pursuit Squadron, Lafayette Flying Corps, scored, in all likelihood, his first aerial victory. In so doing, however, he had a terrifying clash with a Grim Reaper, painted all in black, equally determined to rip his fragile craft from the skies above the Western Front and fling it, engulfed in fire, to the mud-churned earth below.
Photos from the North Fork Chocolate Company Veterans Tribute
Author of Fire Base Illingsworth and Stay the Rising Sun Philip Keith, former sergeant Paul Baldassano Barbara Lassen Joseph Edler veteran of the US Army, Mary Kenter Barbara Lassen Guest speakers are introduced to the audience Barbara Lassen Nancy Foth, Women of the Moose Barbara Lassen William E.
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