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Some of the best history is personal—that which is collected from participants in great events and movements. In William R. Graser’s book, Veterans’ Reflections: History Preserved, we are offered stories and vignettes from those who serve in the United States military, in their own words.
Sergeant First Class William R.
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Gibson’s Bookstore, 45 South Main Street, Concord, NH. Discussion and Book Signing.
Army Sergeant First Class William Graser (Ret) presented his most recent compilation containing the stories of 60 veterans from all branches of the U.S. Military service who were involved in all major wars, conflicts and relative peace ranging from the end of first World War [World War I] to recent Afghanistan conflict.
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‘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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Keep rewriting until its perfect and employ an editor, any editor. Everyone makes typos and grammatical errors. I am no exception; it’s not a lack of skill or knowledge that’s to blame, just a tunnel vision that means glaring mistakes slip by.
Always carry a note-book and keep a pencil near your favorite seat. You never know when a new line or a great idea will present itself. Commit it to paper immediately, or it will be lost forever.
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Writing Veterans’ Reflections was difficult at times, especially when I was listening to firsthand accounts of combat. Once a Korean War combat veteran called me at home three weeks after his story was completed.
He said, “when reading my own story, those days in Korea rushed back like it was yesterday.” I listened as he wrestled with his emotions. Months later, he told me how much he appreciated his story being recorded for future generations, especially his grandchildren.
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