Principles of Chemistry

Science & Math

WHITTEN

Davis, Ray

Chemistry

Saunders College Pub.

A mother's channeling of her departed son, Robin, and her husband, Ray, how the two men are at peace in the light, and their journey to that place.

Robin's return and Ray

Moroney, Robin

Davis, Dorothy W.

Vantage Press

A step-by-step tutorial demystifies learning Web page design by presenting a comprehensive directory of Web resources that can be used in conjunction with the book's step-by-step examples. Original. (Intermediate).

Web Design Resources Directory: Tools and Techniques for Designing Your Web Pages

Computers & Technology

Networking & Cloud Computing

Macmillan Computer Pub

Author Biography of being a colored policeman during the 1960's, his participation in the riots, racisms, prejudices and adventures.

man in the middle: being a colored policeman in the 1960's

Biographies & Memoirs

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

Robbie's family was separated from other families in the Happy Forest for a long time. They didn't know others were judging them for things they couldn't control. When nature provided an opening, the young animals start new friendships. Their discovery leads to happier times in their forest. Their actions are a perfect example of showing kindness first.

Robbie the Bobcat

Children's Books

Growing Up & Facts of Life

BookBaby

Raymond Gilbert Davis, General, U. S. Marine Corps, is a man of relatively few words. The fact that the following could be extracted from this authentic hero is something this writer originally deemed impossible. We had discussed such a project back in 1954. As a Tactics Instructor at The Basic School in Quantico, I had sold articles about "our" battalion, the 1st Battalion, 7th Marines. At the Chosin Reservoir, Korea, he was the Commanding Officer, and I was in one of his rifle companies. At that time Colonel Ray Davis' reply had been: "Bill, if you think such a book would tell the real story about what a great job our troops did in that terribly difficult environment, I'm available." It all came back in late November, 1987, when he sent money for another copy of my book, CHOSIN MARINE--which he termed "the worm's eye view." Bill," he wrote, "you talked about getting together on a book. Perhaps now is the time." Originally, after discussing the project with Brigadier General E. H. Simmons, Director of Marine Corps History and Museums the following January, the plan was to create a biography. We would meld together input from brother Marines and others from around the globe, plus my observations gained in ten different tours with him between 1947 and 1971 with emphasis on what he had learned and how it could be best passed on to future generations. The truth is that all incoming reports appeared to be written more about a man slated for sainthood rather than "Lessons Learned in Combat Leadership" in three major wars; wars of the caliber required to earn a Navy Cross in World War II, the Medal of Honor in Korea and the Distinguished Service Medal in Vietnam. Consequently, the decision was made to turn to my pens, pencils, typewriter, tape recorder, telephone and VCR, in order to get this Marine's Marine to tell it as he sees it. - Glossy large format hardcover, published without a dust Jacket, 8.5" x 11.25, 304 pages, illustrated throughout, indexed.

The Story of Ray Davis: General of Marines

Research Triangle Pub

The Princess of Fire

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Fantasy

Xlibris US

Meditation Made Personal: Your Guide to Starting, Nurturing, and Evolving a Lifelong Practice

Religion & Spirituality

Independently published

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