Double Endorsement

McAleer, Andrew

Literature & Fiction

Protea Pub

Hell Looks Different Now, One Corpsman's Journey Back to Vietnam

<p>John Doc McNiff was raised in Acton, Massachusetts. After high school he enlisted in the Navy. Upon graduation from Hospital Corps School he was assigned successively to Chelsea Naval Hospital, Boston; Field Medical School, Camp Lejeune, North Carolina; Vietnam in May of 1966 with the Third Battalion Fourth Marines at Phu Bai where he saw combat in several operations including Hastings and Prairie; the Triage at A Medical Company, Phu Bai; a small detachment under Dr. T. D. Gross (with whom he stayed when the good doctor later became Regimental Surgeon of the Fourth Marines); and finally, the 26th Marines at Co Bi Tan Than, near Hue. McNiff rotated back to the states in June 1967 and was discharged at Long Beach, California July of 1968. He joined the Acton, Massachusetts Police Department where today he holds the rank of Lieutenant. He graduated from Northeastern University and the FBI National Academy in Quantico, Virginia. He is currently working on historical fiction dealing with the Irish Brigade in the American Civil War. He lives with his wife Christine and they have two grown children, Lisa and Sean Patrick.</p>

Biographies & Memoirs

McNiff, Doc J.

Historical

McNiff, J. Doc

Compex Computing Explanatory Dictionary: Dictionary of Excellence, Expertise and Explicitness With Expressive Computing Concepts, Terms & Technologies...

Computers & Technology

Trumpet of Revenge

Clemons, Charlie

A Conductor Tells... Unauthorized Train Stories

Engineering & Transportation

Lothridge, Ken

Transportation

<p>This is a book about my 23 years of railroading both on freight and passenger trains. These are short stories about my life and my fellow co-workers on our jobs as conductors and engineers. It is a collection of stories about how the railroad began, strange and crazy things that happen, bad wrecks, dangers of the job, animals, how the weather affects trains, drugs and alcohol, and the beauty and tragedy of working the rails. Some of the stories will make you laugh, some will make you cry, they will leave you astounded and in some cases, leave you in awe. Even if you've never been on a train or never cared anything about trains, there are stories in this book you will not want to miss.</p>

Built 2 Last

Akers, Courtland J.

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Nyerere And Africa: End Of An Era

THIS is an expanded edition of "Nyerere and Africa: End of an Era." The first edition was published in November 2002. The second edition, published in January 2005, includes several new chapters and many photos of President Julius Nyerere and others since the early sixties soon after Tanganyika won independence.

Mwakikagile, Godfrey

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