Veteran's Stories

Cybersecurity is like an art. Think of how precise a line must be for an artist to create or finish a masterpiece. The same precision an artist has is similar to an expert in Cybersecurity. In Cybersecurity, the network (line) must also be as precise and have the most security for performance. Basic Cybersecurity Hygiene is the bare minimum security controls, practices and/or measures needed for a network. Proactive Cybersecurity is not only monitoring the network but also preparing to improve the culture and what's on the network from an even more secure perspective. Cybersecurity Hygiene Technology Practices Vol.1, A Universal Guide to Begin Practicing Good Cybersecurity Hygi ...

My Broken Heart is an account of my 13 months as a USMC grunt in Vietnam 1969-70

This is the true story of the military career of Andrew J. Adams Jr. who served in WWII, Korean War and Vietnam.

William F. Birdsall fought in WWII as part of Task Force Mars in central Asia. Born in rural Powell, PA he entered basic training a country boy ready to serve his country. This collection of his letters to and from home during WWII give us insight into his thoughts and experiences as he journeys through basic training, to war, and back.

"Because of Francis Brock's wartime diary and sharp recollections of events eighty years ago, "Sub Chaser" gives a rare and intimate look into the daily life of small boat sailors in the Pacific during WWII. An enlightening read for anyone interested in history, this book gives renewed appreciation for the everyday young men who answered their country's call to arms during a time of great global conflict." - US Navy Rear Admiral (Ret.) Dean H. Hines "Fortunately for us, when eastern Ohio farm boy Francis Brock enlisted in the Navy on his seventeenth birthday in 1943, he decided to keep a logbook. As a result, we now have the opportunity, eight decades later, to relive the humdrum of s ...

Patricia Newman, licensed clinical social worker at the Bogalusa, Louisiana veterans’ outpatient clinic, helps veterans who struggle with Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder learn how to forgive and let go of difficult emotions and memories. Ms. Newman’s therapeutic concept that “revealing is healing” resulted in Warriors’ Own Words, “You Had To Be There”. The book includes incredible stories of sacrifice and service from WWII, Korea, Vietnam, Afghanistan and Iraq. The idea for writing this book came from discussions with veterans about their military service. They often said that they never talked about their combat experiences because it was easier to keep those memories to the ...