memberbooks
For complete descriptions of these member books, visit
www.moaa.org/memberbooks.
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Army Service Commands of World War II: Their History and Insignia. By Col. Michael D. Jorgensen, USA-Ret. ISBN 978-0-9839125-0-7.
Bolos, Bandits, and Bamboo Schools. Compiled and edited by Capt. Barry Prichard, USNR-Ret. Richards Pub- lishing. ISBN 978-0-9759180-2-9.
Global Warrior: Averting WWII. By Lt. Col. H. John Poole, USMC-Ret. Posterity Press. ISBN 978-0-9-8186593-5.
Major Decisions: A Guide to College Majors. By Capt. Joseph A. Despres, USN-Ret., and Richard Blumenthal. Wintergreen Orchard House. ISBN 1-933119-52-7.
The Sinusitis Help Book: A Compre- hensive Guide to a Common Prob- lem. By Capt. Mortimer Lee Williams, USA-Ret., M.D. John Wiley & Sons Inc. ISBN 0-471-34702-7.
Suffering: A Biblical Study. By Lt. Col. Charles P. Arnold Jr., USAF- Ret., Ph.D. Xlibris. ISBN 978-1-4363- 5744-9.
The Sutton House. By Cmdr. Donald L. Morgan, USN-Ret., and John Altberg. Cornhusker Press. ISBN 093390915-2.
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The Fledglings. By Lt. Howard E. Adkins, USNR-Ret. Xlibris. ISBN 0-7388- 3447-5.
Pass in Review. By Col. Vince Hughes, USAF-Ret. CreateSpace. ISBN 978- 1466201897.
The Predators. By Lt. Howard E. Adkins, USNR-Ret. Xlibris. ISBN 978-1- 4415-7266-0.
MEMOIR 8th Air Force Lottery: Winners Are Losers, Losers are Winners. By Lt. Col. Harold I. Rochette, USAFR-Ret. Traf- ford Publishing. ISBN 141207630-7.
Four-Eleven! Pulaskis, Planes & Forest Fires. By Maj. Rich Faletto, USAF-Ret. Blue Creek Press. ISBN 978-1- 452-89290-0.
Guns, Books and Lawsuits: A Mem- oir. By Lt. Col. Robert Kimball, USA-Ret. AuthorHouse. ISBN 978-1-4634-3177-8.
For submission information, see page 18. 78 MILITARY OFFICER JANUARY 2012
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facesofmoaa
Do you know an MOAA member who is making an impact? To nominate a candidate for “Faces of MOAA,” see the MOAA Directory, page 18.
They come to MOAA with various interests and experiences, and together they make the association strong. Read on to learn more about your fellow MOAA members.
CWO2 Douglas A. Brown, USAR-Ret. (Life Member since 1966): Brown served from April 1944 to October 1945 with the Army Air Forces. From January 1948 to August 1966, Brown
served with the Army Counterintelligence Corps, with a four-year tour in Italy, a three-year tour in Germany, and a three-year tour in France. Brown has spent his post-military life volunteering with such organizations as the Medical Cen- ter of Louisville, Texas; Pedi Place; and the Flower Mound Police Department.
Brig. Gen. Bruce Frandsen, USA-Ret. (Life Member since 2002): Frandsen began his military career as an enlisted mem- ber of the Utah National Guard. After receiving his commission,
he served in a number of positions with the Utah Guard, including assistant adjutant general. He currently owns two businesses in Salt Lake City and is vice president of a development and construction company. He is president of the Central Utah Chapter of MOAA.
Lt. Col. Robert McKennett, USAR-Ret. (Life Member since 2006): McKennett served as reserve chief, Anesthesia Nursing Section, at Landstuhl Regional Medical Center in Germany during
Operation Iraqi Freedom. In Operation Desert Shield/Storm, he served as act- ing chief, Anesthesia Nursing Section, at Reynolds Army Community Hospital at Fort Sill, Okla., and as an instructor at Dwight D. Eisenhower Army Medical Center at Fort Gordon, Ga. Bayhealth Medical Center in Dover, Del., recently appointed McKennett as the new chief certifi ed registered nurse anesthetist.
Lt. Col. Michael Rainbolt, USA-Ret. (Life Member since 1986): In June 1966, Rainbolt graduated from Washington State University with a bachelor’s degree in civil engineering, while re- ceiving a commission as a second lieutenant in the Corps of Engineers through Army ROTC. Since retiring in 1989, Rainbolt has supported cadets at Oregon State and Western Oregon universities. Rainbolt created the ROTC and Veter- ans Support Endowment to benefi t ROTC alumni and their families.
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