memberbooks
For complete descriptions of these member books, visit
www.moaa.org/memberbooks.
NONFICTION Few Call It War: Religious Terrorism: Then and Now. By Col. Robert Michael Hicks, USAF (Ret). Morgan James Publishing. ISBN 978-1-63047-785-1.
Government Contracting: Promises and
Perils, Second Edition. By Capt. William Sims Curry, USAF (Ret), Life Member. Rout- ledge. ISBN 978-1-49873-807-1.
Military Life — Service or Career: A
Soldier’s Perspective. By Lt. Col. John McClarren, USA (Ret). JMAC Publishing. ISBN 978-1-50071-465-9.
99 Ways to Love Your Spouse … and Divorce is Not 1. By former Army Capt. Cedric Wells. MTD Solutionz LLC. ISBN 978-0-69230-341-2.
99 Ways to Pray Effectively for Our Mar-
riage and Family. By former Army Capt. Cedric Wells. MTD Solutionz LLC. ISBN 978-0- 99792-260-8.
Spyplanes: The Illustrated Guide to Manned Reconnaissance and Surveillance
Aircraft from World War I to Today. By Lt. Col. John Bessette, USAF (Ret), Life Member, and Norman Polmar. Voyageur Press. ISBN 978- 0-76035-031-7.
SR-71 Flight Manual: The Official Pilot’s Handbook Declassified and Expanded with
Commentary. By Col. Richard Graham, USAF (Ret). Voyageur Press. ISBN 978-0-76035-174-1.
FICTION Conclave. By Col. Tom Davis, USA (Ret), Life Member. CreateSpace. ISBN 978-1-53470-661-3.
Death Invades the Rectory. By Betty L. Alt, spouse of Col. William E. Alt, USAF (Ret), and
Sandra K. Wells. Dog Ear Publishing. ISBN 978- 1-45754-686-0.
Half Staff 2018: A Chilling Look Into the Future. By Capt. John Morse, USN (Ret). Idle- knot Press. ISBN 978-0-99764-500-2.
MEMOIR Go West Young Woman!: From Military Wife to Country Life. By Nancy Quinn, spouse of Col. William Kohnke, USAF (Ret), Life Mem- ber. Hellgate Press. ISBN 978-1-55571-829-9.
Taking Risks Defining Life: A Soldier’s Memoir. By Lt. Col. John McClarren, USA (Ret). JMAC Publishing. ISBN 978-1-51170-512-7.
For submission information, see page 4.
Capt. James F. Bard Jr., USAF (Ret), Life Member (joined 1980): Bard’s active duty Air Force positions included manage- ment analyst and chief of management and budget. He later
worked for the Air Force and U.S. Army Corps of Engineers as a civilian. Bard serves as secretary of the 91st Strategic Reconnaissance Wing Association. He recently received the 2016 University of Nebraska Omaha College of Public Af- fairs and Community Service Alumni Award for Excellence in Public Service.
Col. Robert V. Hester, USA (Ret), Life Member (joined 1996): Hester, a fi eld artillery offi cer, retired after a 26-year mili- tary career. He has served as the director of Army Instruction
for the Wichita, Kan., public school district, where he developed local Junior ROTC (JROTC) programs and implemented a middle school leadership pro- gram modeled on JROTC. He serves as the treasurer for the Wichita (Kan.) Chapter and also is a member of the chapter’s JROTC scholarship committee.
Lt. Col. Russ Megonegal, USAF (Ret), Life Member (joined 1982): Megonegal has volunteered at many nonprofi ts in Clay County, Fla., including a retirement community, J.P. Hall Chil-
dren’s Charities, the local food pantry, and the Republican Executive Com- mittee. In addition to being a MOAA member, he also belongs to the U.S. Air Force Association, American Legion, Florida Post Orlando, the US. Coast Guard Auxiliary, and Phi Delta Kappa International Education Fraternity.
Col. Steve Vanderhoof, ARNG, Life Member (joined 2009): Vanderhoof has volunteered for several years as an om- budsman and as the Area 4 chair of the Missouri Committee of
the Employer Support of the Guard and Reserve (ESGR) program. He re- cently was awarded the 2,000-hour President’s Volunteer Service Award for community service and the prestigious Seven Seals Award in recognition of his work with the ESGR program.
Look for the next “Faces of MOAA” in the March 2017 issue. MO
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Do you know a MOAA member who is making an impact? To nominate a candidate for “Faces of MOAA,” see the MOAA Directory, page 4.
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.
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