Senior Chief Turbo, Memoir of a Navy SEAL K-9 recounts the life of a military working dog named Turbo, from his birth in Holland and participation in Dutch police dog (KNPV) trials, to training with a Navy SEAL dog handler and joining him for two combat deployments to Afghanistan. Written from a dog's unique perspective, and based on actual, first-hand accounts of a SEAL handler-dog team, Senior Chief Turbo illustrates the bonds of loyalty and friendship that drive all warriors.

Senior Chief Turbo: Memoir of a Navy SEAL K-9

Literature & Fiction

Cook, R C

Genre Fiction

Coyote Hill Press

Jonathan Tibbet was born in 1856 near the San Gabriel Mission and considered himself a true Californian. Several indian villages were located on the family rancho and this is where young Jonathan acquired a life-long relationship with Native Americans. This individualist was a shrewd businessman who made numerous enemies. However, he and his wife, Emma, were well-known for their frequent gatherings and warm hospitality. Their home on Prospect Avenue had been developed into a pleasing private garden covering some three acres. During the 1920s, Mission Indian Federation conferences were held on the Tibbet property and surrounding streets, where hundreds of indian families camped for a week twice a year.

Riverside's One & Only Buffalo Heart

Biographies & Memoirs

Hall, Joan H.

Historical

This book tells the story of Comanche spiritual healer and holy man Kenneth Coosewoon. After an early life of abuse and addiction, Kenneth’s vision and the Grandfather’s gift of Blue Medicine, led him to help innumerable people over decades, curing their burdens whether physical, mental or spiritual. A modest and humble man, Kenneth gives all credit to the Great Creator who directed him to discover the power of the Sweat Lodge Ceremony in easing the discomfort of others and providing true healing to so many. He helps everyone that asks him for assistance, and he never discriminates between people, saying “we are all the same human beings, put here by the same Creator, and we all need help at times.” However, he never promises that his Ceremonies or prayers will heal anyone because, “that is in the hands of the Grandfather, not me.” His road is one of purpose, assisting others—it is the Good Red Road.

Comanche Medicine Man: Kenneth Coosewoon's Great Vision, Blue Medicine, and Sweat Lodge Healings

Trafzer, Clifford E.

Patchell, Beverly Sourjohn

Cooper, Ronald Ray

Community & Culture

This book applies the specific to explain the general. It takes one song, written in the mid 1930s, and uses it to address larger issues regarding popular music in the twentieth century. The song— ”I Can’t Get Started With You”—is discussed in considerable detail, but so is jazz and its connection with the musical theater, the early lives and collaborations of the song’s creators, the nature of lyric writing, the structure of the popular song, the legacy of George Gershwin, the musicians who performed and recorded “I Can’t Get Started” (its common title), and the later lives, independent musical contributions, and legacies of Vernon Duke and Ira Gershwin.

The Tunesmith & The Lyricist: Vernon Duke, Ira Gershwin and the Making of a Standard

History

Phillips, George Harwood

Historical Study & Educational Resources

This Faction (fact and fiction) on Orlando Camilla(o) Hanks, aka: Charley Jones; Charley Kincade; Deaf Charley evolved from a Hanks reunion in the 1990s--the first since the Civil War--and an article by a cousin. It intrigued me that we had a semi-infamous outlaw in the family who never came to the forefront in history like Jesse James, Billie the Kid, Tom Ketchum, Butch Cassidy, etc.--and so the tale of a generational circumstance was started; the story weaving fact with fiction and transitioning O.C.'s life.

First Kill: The Story of Outlaw O.C. Hanks

Hanks, Bud

Today, some hundred years after Cornelius Rumsey passed away, his contributions to Riverside are still enjoyed by new generations. His Indian collection of artifacts, located in the Riverside Metropolitan Museum, is considered one of the finest in California. Many palm trees gracing Victoria Avenue today were transplanted from his Alta Cresta Rancho property. He left a legacy that few could equal and a dynasty of many descendants, some still residing in Riverside, California.

A Riverside Dynasty

HALLOWED HARVESTS: Agrarian Depiction from the Bible, Literature, and Art to Early Modern Times

Scheuerman, Richard D.

Arts & Photography

The saga of Willie Boy has survived over one hundred years and the captivating story remains alive today. American Indians throughout Southern California, the American Southwest, and Great Basin remember the story well. Willie Boy's pursuit of redemption, his attempt to become culturally whole again, reflects a tragic journey that still resonates today, over a hundred years on from the deaths of William Mike and Carlota. In his journey to survive, Willie Boy challenged numerous lawmen eager to capture or kill him, prompting the posse, press, and citizens to demonize Willie Boy.

Willie Boy & The Last Western Manhunt

Regional U.S.

The size of a community does not equal the measure of the hearts of those who live there. In times of crisis, ordinary sons and daughters of the greater Stanwood area responded with extraordinary commitment. Neither embracing the dangers of service nor shirking from them, they, often with quiet grace, accepted their moment of purpose even to the point of death. Families hold the memories of those soldiers who paid the ultimate sacrifice during conflict-their bodies lying in sacred soil stretching from the fields of France to the volcanic islands of the South Pacific, the jungles of Asia or beneath the great blue waters of the world's oceans. The idea for this book grew with the desire to pay homage to the lost and loved of the Stanwood Camano area.

Solemn, The Drums Thrill: Essays on the Fallen Heroes of Stanwood Camano: World War I to Afghanistan

Hanks, Richard A.

Military

To Seek The Smiles of Dame Fortune: Stanwood Tales of the Last Great Gold Rush

Hanks, Richard

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