For the rest of you who don’t know, Ken was assigned to my company in the 101st just about as I was leaving. We later ended up as lieutenants together in Panama where we both had some interesting distinctions…though I would say Ken’s were more distintive than mine. We then attended the Infantry Officer’s Advance Course at about the same time. We then ended up in the 96th CA together at Bragg. Then we punched out and lost touch. (Asshole.)

Boston _College_. I went to a Jesuit School, too.

That book was Baen’s idea, not mine. The others are me…as I suspect you will see if and when you read them.

Where the hell are you now? Email me.

Tell Tam I’m still sorry about the ankle but her son did poison my daughter’s goldfish.

As a member in good standing of the Jose G. Ventura, Officer Professional Development Alumni Association, I am simply in awe of the fact that you, a fellow member, and graduate of (1) Boston University and (2) Washington and Lee did not see fit to at least acknowledge that it was I, your comrade in arms, who on April 10th, 1991, yes the day before we returned from the Gulf, stated “I am going to write a book when I retire focusing on the factors leading to a 2nd Revolutionary War.”

Also, Tam’s stitches have healed in her ankle; thanks.

Drop me a line my friend.