Upon joining the Navy at age 17, he saw action in both WW2 and Korea, and then led a Beach Jumpers unit in spec ops land missions in Vietnam. Twice decorated, Lt Gibb was awarded both the Navy Achievement Medal, as well as the Navy Commendation Medal with a "V" for valor in combat. He was the Operations Officer for the Navy's Special Forces Group, Pacific.

After his Navy service, Chuck earned a Master of Public Administration, as well as a PhD in Human Behavior. He's the author of two books: "The Gold Buckle" and "Murder on the Cocktail Circuit," and is currently working on finishing a screenplay version of "The Gold Buckle." A California resident, he's married to Yvonne.

Reviews:

• Coyote Jack

• Hospitaller

Tony Lazzarini served two tours in Vietnam with the 25th Aviation, "A" Company  "Little Bear"  Assault helicopter company and flew over 250 missions as a door gunner.  He is the author of two award winning books and a national prize wining stage play.  He is working on film documentaries and just completed serving as President of the Military Writers Society of America in December of 2008.

 

Reviews:

• See the Dragon by Don Arndt  

• The Spy with the Clean Face by Russell R. Miller

• She Flew Bombers by Jeane Slone

Jim Stewart is a retired cop who spent four years in Vietnam, arriving in September of 1966 as a Military Policeman for two years. Jim returned to Vietnam and worked two more years as a civilian, returning stateside in July of 1970.  He's the author of "The Angel from Vietnam" and resides in the desert of Southern California.  Jim has his own website, www.geocities.com/militarypoliceofvietnam.

Reviews:

• Strictly A Loner

• Stand to: A Journey to Manhood, by E. Franklin Evans

• Civil War Almanac by John C. Fredriksen, PhD  

• Our Walk with God, by Tibor and Julia Anne Bierbaum 

• Rangers in Combat by John D. Lock 

• Last Full Measure of Devotion, by Donald J. Farinacci

• Retribution by John R. Schembra

• Revolutionary War Almanac by John C. Fredriksen, PhD.