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Arlie's War
By Aaron W. Andrews
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Young Arlie Andrews, like so many others of his generation, joined up to fight the Nazi menace, leaving behind his wife and... More > son. This is the story of the many unsung heroes of World War II, a story about those who made our country strong, and literally saved the world from the evil of Adolf Hitler. This riveting account details the story of Arlie and his shipmates who served aboard the Coast Guard Campbell and fought off a Nazi wolfpack on Convoy ON-166 in February, 1943. It also includes a unique personal glimpse into an American family's response to worldwide war time. PAPERBACK EDITION $12.95. Also available in hardcover edition through Lulu.com. < Less
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Arlie's War
By Aaron W. Andrews
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Fighting gale force winds in the middle of the North Atlantic and the Nazi menace below while serving aboard the U.S.Coast... More > Guard Cutter Campbell,twenty-one year old Arlie Andrews faced the toughest challenge in his life . He and the brave crew of the Campbell, protecting convoy ON-166 from Hitler's U-Boats faced an entire wolfpack and in eighteen hellatious hours,damaged or sunk five and then rammed and sunk U-606. Arlie was uncredited in the caption of a LIFE magazine photo. Uncredited, like millions of others who fought in World War II, Arlie made his own contribution to ultimate victory, engaging in fearsome combat while his son, Arlan,and other men's sons played at home, safe, in their back yards. This is his story, and an epic saga of the Campbell and her crew. Hardcover Print: $24.95
8.25" x 10.75", casewrap-hardcover binding, 50# white interior paper, black and white interior ink, 100# white exterior paper, full-color exterior ink. Also available in paperback. < Less |
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Someday Funnies: Remember When?
By A. Wm. Andrews
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A. Wm. Andrews created a WWII novel about his dad and mom. His dad, Arlie, loved reading the comics every Sunday morning and... More > turned his sons on to reading them, too. Aaron (A. Wm.)has always loved to scribble, and as an adult found it fun to jot down funny ways words were used compared to how they are now used. So a little manipulated clipart and some original hand-computer-drawn characters later, Someday Funnies were invented. Here's a fun book of about 80 or so 'toons as he likes to call them, a funny look at now and then. Have fun. Add it to your comics collection today. BLACK AND WHITE "WEEKDAY COMICS" VERSION < Less
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Someday Funnies: Remember When?
By A. Wm. Andrews
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A. Wm. Andrews created a WWII novel about his dad and mom. His dad, Arlie, loved reading the comics every Sunday morning and... More > turned his sons on to reading them, too. Aaron (A. Wm.)has always loved to scribble, and as an adult found it fun to jot down funny ways words were used compared to how they are now used. So a little manipulated clipart and some original hand-computer-drawn characters later, Someday Funnies were invented. Here's a fun book of about 80 or so 'toons as he likes to call them, a funny look at now and then. Have fun. Add it to your comics collection today. FULL COLOR VERSION < Less
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Harry's Story
By & Historical Narrative by Aaron W. Andrews, Harry C. Grafton
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In his own words, PFC Harry Carlton Grafton, U.S.Army, tells his true story of his service in the greatest war the world has... More > ever experienced. From a young boy just out of high school in Bernice, Louisiana, Harry attends radio training school and is shipped out on one of the largest troop carriers ever built. After time at sea, Harry finds himself in the middle of the jungle, behind enemy lines, providing important radio service to the Allied troops fighting the Japanese in the “secret war” campaign of CBI (China-Burma-India). Never a hero in his own mind, Harry’s services prove to be invaluable in slowing down the Japanese advances within the C.B.I. theatre. This is Harry's Story. < Less
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Harry's Story
By & Historical Narrative by Aaron W. Andrews, Harry C. Grafton
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In his own words, PFC Harry Carlton Grafton, U.S.Army, tells his true story of his service in the greatest war the world has... More > ever experienced. From a young boy just out of high school in Bernice, Louisiana, Harry attends radio training school and is shipped out on one of the largest troop carriers ever built. After time at sea, Harry finds himself in the middle of the jungle, behind enemy lines, providing important radio service to the Allied troops fighting the Japanese in the “secret war” campaign of CBI (China-Burma-India). Never a hero in his own mind, Harry’s services prove to be invaluable in slowing down the Japanese advances within the C.B.I. theatre. This is Harry's Story. < Less
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Someday Funnies: Remember When?
By A. Wm. Andrews
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A. Wm. Andrews created a WWII novel about his dad and mom. His dad, Arlie, loved reading the comics every Sunday morning and... More > turned his sons on to reading them, too. Aaron (A. Wm.)has always loved to scribble, and as an adult found it fun to jot down funny ways words were used compared to how they are now used. So a little manipulated clipart and some original hand-computer-drawn characters later, Someday Funnies were invented. Here's a fun book of about 80 or so 'toons as he likes to call them, a funny look at now and then. Have fun. Add it to your comics collection today. BLACK AND WHITE "WEEKDAY COMICS" VERSION < Less
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Someday Funnies: Remember When?
By A. Wm. Andrews
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A. Wm. Andrews created a WWII novel about his dad and mom. His dad, Arlie, loved reading the comics every Sunday morning and... More > turned his sons on to reading them, too. Aaron (A. Wm.)has always loved to scribble, and as an adult found it fun to jot down funny ways words were used compared to how they are now used. So a little manipulated clipart and some original hand-computer-drawn characters later, Someday Funnies were invented. Here's a fun book of about 80 or so 'toons as he likes to call them, a funny look at now and then. Have fun. Add it to your comics collection today. FULL COLOR VERSION < Less
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Arlie's War
By Aaron W. Andrews
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$14.93
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Young Arlie Andrews, like so many others of his generation, joined up to fight the Nazi menace, leaving behind his wife and... More > son. This is the story of the many unsung heroes of World War II, a story about those who made our country strong, and literally saved the world from the evil of Adolf Hitler. This riveting account details the story of Arlie and his shipmates who served aboard the Coast Guard Campbell and fought off a Nazi wolfpack on Convoy ON-166 in February, 1943. It also includes a unique personal glimpse into an American family's response to worldwide war time. PAPERBACK EDITION $12.95. Also available in hardcover edition through Lulu.com. < Less
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Arlie's War
By Aaron W. Andrews
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Fighting gale force winds in the middle of the North Atlantic and the Nazi menace below while serving aboard the U.S.Coast... More > Guard Cutter Campbell,twenty-one year old Arlie Andrews faced the toughest challenge in his life . He and the brave crew of the Campbell, protecting convoy ON-166 from Hitler's U-Boats faced an entire wolfpack and in eighteen hellatious hours,damaged or sunk five and then rammed and sunk U-606. Arlie was uncredited in the caption of a LIFE magazine photo. Uncredited, like millions of others who fought in World War II, Arlie made his own contribution to ultimate victory, engaging in fearsome combat while his son, Arlan,and other men's sons played at home, safe, in their back yards. This is his story, and an epic saga of the Campbell and her crew. Hardcover Print: $24.95
8.25" x 10.75", casewrap-hardcover binding, 50# white interior paper, black and white interior ink, 100# white exterior paper, full-color exterior ink. Also available in paperback. < Less |
Aaron W. Andrews grew up in Arkansas with four brothers, Mom & Dad. He was always fascinated by the LIFE magazine his mom kept in a cedar chest, he loved the paintings of the Voyage of the Campbell. It wasn't until his father was in his later years that Aaron got the idea to "interview" his dad and mom and question them about the magazine article. It was a feature story about his Dad's service in the U.S. Coast Guard in WWII. For the first time Aaron's father discussed his service. It was such a fascinating story Aaron wrote it all down, interviewed his Mom for her take on the story, then researched libraries, Coast Guard archives, web sites and his Grandmother's scrapbooks. From all this information, he created a lasting tribute to his father telling his story in an historic novel, available here. He encouraged his father in law to write his memoirs, then researched to add more details to Harry's Story, also available here. Download now to your e-book and enjoy!