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Throughout this book, I share my fears, dissatisfaction, advice, and most importantly, my interpretation of the world. What's important for me to convey to you is the full transparency of my life. You will read the authentic and raw situations about loss, relationships, sexuality, addiction, parenting, and more, told from my perspective. This book will give you a gratifying pleasure of reading. Each chapter will take you through the life lessons I encountered and flashback memories of my childhood leading to adulthood. I hope you take away encouragement and an endless amount of hope. Enjoy!

Fly with the men of the 1st Cavalry through the 1968 Tet Offensive, then to Khe Sanh and the A Shau Valley. Join the Special Forces missions to the Ho Chi Minh Trail in Laos and Cambodia. This is a personal, brutally honest, account by a helicopter pilot during the pivotal battles of the Viet Nam war. He is a witness to American victories and the unswerving bravery of his comrades. In pursuit of a determined enemy, they fly with indomitable resolution. Hear of their willingness to face a gauntlet of death each day, and rise the next day to do it all again. He comes home to a bitter unhinged America turning against their army and the people of South Viet Nam. He finds duty and honor ...

In this short book, Emma Crowell shares some of her favorite works along with lessons she's learned and experiences she's had. A mix of essays, lyrics, and poetry is proudly presented in her first book. You can see what great advice she has to share in "Emma's Informal Collection of Works."

Sudden loss of vision is something to dread. When a hockey puck strikes an eyeball it is sure to have a lasting impact. This personal memoir chronicles a frightening journey into the darkness of sight and soul. Doctors make heroic efforts to repair the damage, but the struggle to recover from a serious eye injury included a psychological battle that no one saw coming. When you look are forced to see the world differently, everything changes.

From the pages of this book emerges a story of courage, of lives well spent, of self-sacrificing men who lived only for service to their God and to their neighbor. Here is evidence of hundreds of thousands of persons grasping and devouring knowledge, persons who are being rewarded with peace of mind and security of heart. These see and face the issue squarely: “Will you continue to support and bear up a system of things that has filled the earth with suffering, sorrow, sin and death? Or will you choose, and fit yourself for God’s love-filled new world?” Here is a story of faith tried and purified in the crucible, yet it is a joyful account filled with radiant optimism. Speaking of the h ...

The memoirs of a child running through World War II.

Harvey H. Klee was appointed National Chaplain of The American Legion at the Legion's 98th National Convention held in Cincinnati, Ohio. “Following the Path” is a true story of his experience while serving in that capacity. It contains all of the prayers, memorial services, speeches, articles, reports he wrote while National Chaplain, and the events leasing up to his appointment – including the controversial speech he had given at the Legion's Patriotic Memorial Service in Reno, Nevada the following year.

Imagine a former Hessian soldier and his family traveling from Bieber in Germany to Ulm, and then taking a wooden barge down the Danube to Vienna; then continue south on the great river to Serbia and by land to Stephansfeld. After that, on to Karlsdorf and make a return trip through Romania and Hungary, back through Vienna and on to Osnabrueck, Germany and back south to Bieber. Well, now realize, that it took more than 150 years to complete the trip and six generations of the Wenzel family participated it in. In a nutshell, that is my story.