‘Veterans’ Reflections’ Gets New Marketing Campaign
William R. Graser’s book focuses on military service seen through firsthand accounts of 60 war veterans
Londonderry, NH (PRWEB) March 23, 2017 — At the conclusion of the 2007 Veterans’ Day ceremony, several veterans stated that it was the first time anyone had taken the time to thank them for their service. Their appreciation for William R.
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Photo By Staff Sgt. Timothy Koster | Retired U.S. Army Sergeant First Class William Graser, talks about his book, “Veterans’ Reflections: History Preserved.”
CONCORD, NH, UNITED STATES
03.04.2017
Courtesy Story US Army Reserve 362nd Mobile Public Affairs Detachment Londonderry, NH.
Retired U.S. Army Sergeant First Class author, William Graser, presented his book, “Veterans’ Reflections,” which he wrote to honor war veterans who served in World War II through the Afghanistan War,
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Photo By Staff Sgt. Timothy Koster | Retired U.S. Army Sergeant First Class William Graser, talks about his book, “Veterans’ Reflections: History Preserved.”
CONCORD, NH, UNITED STATES
03.04.2017
Courtesy Story US Army Reserve 362nd Mobile Public Affairs Detachment Londonderry, NH.
Retired U.S. Army Sergeant First Class author, William Graser, presented his book, “Veterans’ Reflections,” which he wrote to honor war veterans who served in World War II through the Afghanistan War,
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iUniverse author William R. Graser talks about his book, Veterans’ Reflections: History Preserved, along with his event, iPODS for Wounded Veterans, to be held during Veterans Day Weekend.
Mr. Graser’s comments below come from his interview in The Portsmouth Review, by Rebecca Skane, from July 7 of this year, found at http://portsmouthreview.com/interview-local-author-william-r-graser/ .
Tell us a little bit about yourself .
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Of my parent’s seven children four chose to serve our country in the military. My oldest brother Bob, served in the US Navy; my younger brother Howard served in the US Army, and my oldest sister Doris served in the US Navy and I was recruited by the US Army Security Agency in 1965 and served my country in Korea, Vietnam, Thailand, Germany, occupied West Berlin, and the US Army Security Agency’s headquarters at Arlington Hall Station, Arlington,
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Captain Martin Gelb described himself as a “wise-guy kid from Brooklyn.” His years of service (1942-45) included missions behind enemy lines throughout Europe as a member of the OSS. Read his complete story in Veterans’ Reflections: History Preserved.
“Veterans” is an all-compassing word that lumps every former service member into a group of special individuals. Many struggle with being labeled a veteran because they feel their serviced hardly warrants being categorized with those who risked their lives for out nation.
Personally, I believe that anyone who has worn the uniform should be honored and those who wear the scars of war should be recognized as our nations heroes. Our Service Men and Women are a National Treasure.
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March 30, 2016
Service members who serve or have served in Iraq or Syria as part of Operation Inherent Resolve will receive the Inherent Resolve Campaign Medal. The award is retroactive to June 15, 2014, and is for service members based in Iraq or Syria, those who flew missions over those countries, and those who served in contiguous waters for 30 consecutive days or 60 nonconsecutive days. The award distinctly recognizes service members battling terrorist groups in Iraq and Syria.
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JULY 28, 2016 ~ VETERANS REFLECTIONS ~ EDIT
Vietnam veteran and self-published author Bill Graser has written a new collection of war stories told by local veterans.
“Veterans’ Reflections: History Preserved” tells the stories of 60 veterans, many of them living in Londonderry and Derry, starting with World War II and continuing through Afghanistan.
“I took their stories and weaved them into the historical overview of whatever conflict or war they were involved in,” he said.
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