memberbooks
For complete descriptions of eligible member books, visit
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NONFICTION Intervention! The Americans in Haiti, 1915-1934. By Cmdr. Richard L. Schreadley, USN (Ret), Charleston (S.C.) Chapter. Evening Post Books. ISBN 978-1-92964-731-6.
I.O.U.: An Approach for Life Changing Living. By Lt. Col. John C. Lofton III, USAF. CreateSpace. ISBN 978-1-53529-494-2.
My Best and Last Gift To Those I Love: An End-of-Life Planning Guide. By Col. Robert Warner, USAF (Ret), Life Member, Pikes Peak (Colo.) Chapter. ISBN 978-1-53233- 240-1.
Tragedy to Hope: A Guide for Support and Ministry After Miscarriage, Still- birth and Infant Death. By Lt. Col. Donald Sides, USA (Ret), Life Member, and Linda Sides. WestBow Press. ISBN 978-1- 51276-184-9.
FICTION The Hiroshima Agenda: “Does the NSA have a working time machine?” By Lt. Col. Robert Clemons, USAF (Ret). ISBN 978-1- 52011-350-0.
Naturally Aged Nostalgia (Volume II): More Fun Stories for Spirited Seniors. By Col. John C. Liburdi, USAF (Ret). ISBN 978- 1-365-52033-4.
Palo Duro. By Lt. Col. Max L. Knight, USA (Ret). Page Publishing Inc. ISBN 978-1-68409- 101-0.
MEMOIR In Search of Eagles. By 2nd Lt. Robin I. Welch, USAF (Ret), Life Member. Xlibris Corp. ISBN 978-1-44157-176-2.
Promise Lost: Stephen Joyner, The Marine Corps, and the Vietnam War. By Lt. Col. Dan Moore, USMCR (Ret). Hidden Shelf Publishing House. ISBN 978-1-53967- 656-0.
Throw a Nickel on the Grass … and you’ll be saved. By Col. Norman Phillips, USAF (Ret), New Hampshire Chapter. Trafford. ISBN 978-1-46696-890-5.
A View From My Cockpit. By Lt. Col. C. Dale Sissell, USAF (Ret), Life Member. Georgia Mountain Publishing. ISBN 978-1- 94228-512-0.
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