Thank You, America!
Autobiography of a Naval Career
Welcome
There are nearly unlimited opportunities for a career in the United States. A person can be the CEO of a multi-billion dollar corporation or a janitor, the possibilities are endless. However, many Americans got their start by becoming a military serviceman or servicewoman. From personal experience, in my opinion, I can tell you that nothing compares to having the opportunity to be a part of the greatest fraternity in the world, that of a military veteran. I spent 20 years and two days (I wasn't counting) in the U.S. Navy and I wouldn't change my decision of that career path for anything in the world. It was my distinct privilege to have served with some of the finest men and women this country has to offer and if I had the opportunity to do it over again, I would do it in a heartbeat!
Thank You America for allowing me the honor of serving you, the American people by playing a small part in maintaining what we enjoy in the greatest nation the world has ever known. I hope you will enjoy reading my book.
NEWS
6/30/10 - Buy a PDF version and save money! Click on Purchases! Only $9.00 and NO shipping cost!
6/1/10 - New story - Admiral - Full Dress - NOT
4/18/10 - New story - Ordnance Tape - Yes!
4/5/10 - Posted a new story - A True Gentleman
3/19/10 - I can't believe how many former classmates and associates have contacted me since I published the book back in October 2009. What a wonderful way to rebuild old connections.
12/23/09 - CDR John Rotruck and LT Shannan Cook purchased eleven books to be donated to the National Naval Medical Center, Bethesda, MD specialty waiting room areas of the hospital! Thanks to you both for your service to our country!
The book is selling well. Thanks to all of you that have purchased it. I am really looking forward to hearing from you. Please join me on my Thank You, America Facebook page or click the BLOG above.
Revised: 6/30/2010
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Veteran's Day 11/11/2007
What's it about?
Twenty years of laughter, joys, tears, and sadness. Look at some of the Excerpts to get a better idea of what Thank You, America is all about!