ISBN: 9781604744736

fair to good GPO Washington, DC 1960 First 505, illus., maps (incl. 8 large maps at rear of vol.), charts, tables, bibliographical note, glossary, index top corner front flyleaf cut off, … Altro …

fair to good GPO Washington, DC 1960 First 505, illus., maps (incl. 8 large maps at rear of vol.), charts, tables, bibliographical note, glossary, index top corner front flyleaf cut off, some wear to edges of boards and spine, some soiling to fore-edge, GPO, 1960, PublishAmerica. Paperback. New. Paperback. 164 pages. Dimensions: 8.3in. x 5.5in. x 0.5in.The eighth son of Madeleine and Eddie Lambert, George was the last but certainly not the least as he towered over all his big brothers when he reached six-four by age sixteen. As a youngster, George relished the oft-repeated stories of the six Lambert boys who served in the military in exotic locales like Guadalcanal, Trieste, Tsingtao, Seoul, Tokyo, and Rabat. Brothers and Heroes illustrates Georges love of family and his admiration and respect for his oldest brother, Armand, already a Marine when George was born. Initially motivated by a desire to learn more about the brother he never knew and the circumstances of his death on Guam, George later expanded his research to include the military records of each brother, devoting countless hours to this daunting task. The discovery of the factors that led to Armands landing in the Marianas on that fateful day of 21 July 1944 led George to seek and obtain a correction of the official records for what he perceived as a gross miscarriage of justice. This item ships from multiple locations. Your book may arrive from Roseburg,OR, La Vergne,TN., PublishAmerica<

ISBN: 9781604744736

The eighth son of Madeleine and Eddie Lambert, George was the last but certainly not the least as he towered over all his abig brothersa when he reached six-four by age sixteen. As a youn… Altro …

The eighth son of Madeleine and Eddie Lambert, George was the last but certainly not the least as he towered over all his abig brothersa when he reached six-four by age sixteen. As a youngster, George relished the oft-repeated stories of the six Lambert boys who served in the military in exotic locales like Guadalcanal, Trieste, Tsingtao, Seoul, Tokyo, and Rabat. Brothers and Heroes illustrates Georgeas love of family and his admiration and respect for his oldest brother, Armand, already a Marine when George was born. Initially motivated by a desire to learn more about the brother he never knew and the circumstances of his death on Guam, George later expanded his research to include the military records of each brother, devoting countless hours to this daunting task. The discovery of the factors that led to Armandas landing in the Marianas on that fateful day of 21 July 1944 led George to seek and obtain a correction of the official records for what he perceived as a gross miscarriage of justice. Brothers and Heroes: A Chronicle of Military Service of Six Americans Lambert, George J., PublishAmerica<

2007, ISBN: 9781604744736

Love & Logic Press, 2007-01-01. Audio CD. Very Good/None. 8 CDs in a plastic case. Discs appear clean and unmarked., Love & Logic Press, 2007-01-01