A Portrait
of the
Stars and Stripes
Comments and Reviews

-Leatherneck Magazine:

'...staggering amount of information...not the usual nonsense by some egghead author about the whys and

wherefores...it merely says what took place in brief straightforward terms."

-General Al M. Gray, 29th Commandant, USMC Ret.:

"...rapid-paced and gripping chronicle...a factual depiction of the U.S. Military."

-Military Review:

"...a virtual patriotic encyclopedia covering its chosen period."

-Stars and Stripes (National Tribune):

"...unashamed, patriotic chronicle of America at war-stirring tribute...the heroes are back"

-General P. X. Kelley, 28th Commandant, USMC, Ret:

"Volumes I and II, A Portrait of the Stars and Stripes are among the most important reference books on the

armed forces ever written." "...excellent books..."

-Infantry Magazine:

"Superb..."

-Vice Admiral William P. Lawrence, USN Ret., former Chief of Naval Personnel:

"...unabashedly patriotic...an utterly praiseworthy work...superb reference book."

-Mr. John Lehman, former Secretary the Navy:

"A book for the times, when Americans are searchng for their roots and for inspiration..."

Major General George S. Patton, USA, Ret.:

"...magnificent..unique contribution to the history of the nation."

-Navy Times:

"A one-of-a-kind book, destined to be equally at home with the college scholar and the high school dropout."

-Marine Corps Gazette:

"weighs in heavily on individual accomplishments...a reference to be savored."

-Colonel Bill White, USMC Ret. Editor Leatherneck Magazine:

Two extraordinary books...no red-blooded citizen will find these books boring..."

-Mr. Frank Rizzo (late), former Mayor Philadelphia, Pa.:

Outstanding...a comprehensive overview of the facts...a tremendous reference for teachers and students alike."

-Armor (Fort Knox):

"...a patriotic experience...gives accurate coverage to individuals on both sides of the conflict."

-The Bookreader (San Francisco):

"Unabashedly patriotic...the research is immense...an utterly praiseworthy work"

-Savannah Morning News:

"A book for people who get tears in their eyes when the Flag goes by."

-Mr. Henry "Bud" Shaw, Chief Historian, USMC, retired:

"A great work...superlative job that shows incredible research, stamina and drive."

General William C. Westmoreland, ret. Chief of Staff, U.S. Army:

"an accurate depiction of U.S. Military...serves worthy purpose for those interested in factual history."

-Military, The Press of Freedom:

"...the reader will be overwhelmed by the facts...outstanding example of scholarly research."

-The Friday Review (Dept. of Defense):

"these volumes are meant to be used by researchers and libraries...this is an astonishing achievement...the works

deserve a prominent place in the nation's recorded history files."

-Small Press Review:

"the coverage is encyclopedic and dramatic...can be read for an unforgetable journey through the war."

-General Thomas Kelly, USA Ret.:

"a great book."

The Military Book Club (on volume II):

"A massive and exceedingly thorough chronicle of the key militay events from 1919-1945...this is one of those

you-have-to-see-for- yourself books. We believe you'll be as impressed as we are."

-National Defense Magazine (volume II):

"a monumental chronological compilation...day-by-day snapshots by theatre and it is crossed referenced in a 62

page index...splendid source for recalling the agony and glory of World War II."

-Colonel Al Garland, Ret. Former Editor Infantry Magazine.

"Excellent Works-heart stirring. The books vividly portray the Americans on the battlefield...an

unabashedly patriotic panorama that should be read by every American."

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