Hellgate Press

Author: Richard Craig AndersonPublisher: Hellgate PressPublication Date: Jul 07, 2020Number of Pages: 308 pagesLanguage: EnglishBinding: PaperbackISBN-10: 1555719791ISBN-13: 9781555719791

"A Dusty Boot Soldier Remembers" is the personal memoir of Colonel Larry Redmond, U. S. Army (RET). It covers his 24-year military career, beginning with his commissioning as a 
Lieutenant of...

It was late November--one of the coldest periods to be on a ship near Alaska. The Coast Guard Cutter Jarvis had run aground during a severe storm and was taking on water. The engine room flooded,...

A well-crafted and engaging history of the Coast Guard s unusual and dangerous involvement in Vietnam. From the haunting account of the Air Force s accidental and fatal attack on the Coast Guard...

A well-crafted and engaging history of the Coast Guard s unusual and dangerous involvement in Vietnam. From the haunting account of the Air Force s accidental and fatal attack on the Coast Guard...

Conquered, Not Defeated: Growing Up in Denmark During the German Occupation of World War IIAuthor: Peter H. TveskovPublisher: Hellgate PressPublication Date: November 01, 2003Number of Pages: 105...

The year is 1969. Neil Armstrong walks on the moon. Upstate New York hosts an outdoor concert called Woodstock. The Vietnam war rages on. Tom Combs, a young man from Seattle, faces certain draft...

In this mixed-genre collection of evocative verses and vignettes, a Civil War reenactor brings to life the experiences of a young, semi-literate Union soldier. With a new perspective, readers are...

James Tenney Brand was an Oregon lawyer, circuit judge, and Oregon Supreme Court justice. In 1946 President Truman appointed Brand to serve as a judge on the military tribunal in which high ranking...

The CIA sends John Moore to gather intelligence about China's Belt and Road Initiative in Kenya. Instead, he stumbles into a deadly conspiracy by Somalian pirates and the Socialist Republic of...

In Russia, individual life has always been cheap. Forty-one percent (14 million) of the Red Army troops who served from 1942-1945 ended up dead or missing, far outstripping other countries' losses...

From the Author Notes: "Well, it's time to write down what I remember about Vietnam and Army life, and the Vietnam Veterans Against the War, our family arguments regarding the 'Nam policy, and all...

In the jet stream of legends, "Tailor-Made to Fly," is an aerospace memoir that illustrates how passion is the rocket fuel of life. If you're looking for a captivating read that has resonated through...

In the closing hours of the defense of Khe Sanh Combat Base, the longest and bloodiest battle of the Vietnam War, Tom Mahoney inexplicably walked away from his platoon, unarmed, and was shot to death...

How far will a man go to protect the people he loves? Harvard student Kid Bailey is about to find out after rogue anarchists prepare a global cyberattack that'll neutralize electricity worldwide...

The personal naming of military aircraft in the Vietnam War is not unique in American history. What is unique is the near total lack of documentation of the existence of those names on in-country...

I n 1967, Jim Purtell left his small Midwestern town to join the U.S. Army. He did so at a time when the country was pro-Vietnam and serving seemed an honorable thing to do. Little did he know that...

Waiting in the frozen forest for hours near the border of Nazi Germany, people of the resistance wait for the weapons, supplies, and help from secret agents they so desperately need. They all quietly...