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Our Wars Overseas and at Home
Many thanks for the copy of Our Wars Overseas And At Home. I know it will be a great read. - General P.X. Kelley USMC (Ret). Nargeles book is pure platinum that vividly describes the impact of Communist oppression on him and his family as WW II ended, and his journey to and through the Marine Corps........a journey that included combat service in Vietnam and sensitive challenging diplomatic assignments that followed. - Lieutenant General Stephen Olmstead USMC (Ret). Anyone who reads Our Wars Overseas And At Home will share the enthusiasm I have for your book. It is an insightful look at the adverseries we have faced when we joined the Marine Corps in the 1960s. - Major General Donald R. Gardner USMC (Ret), President Marine Corps University. Lieutenant Colonel Nargeles book is an absorbing and engrossing story of a Marines service to his country and Corps. Well done, Marine!- Major General W. H. Rice USMC (Ret).
From Immigrant to U.S. Marine
Historical eye-witness biography about escape from Eastern Europe, Dresden survival, coming to America, Cuban Missile Crisis, Vietnam service, East Germany and Dominican Republic political and military events. It is dedicated to the victims of Communism and terror. Original sources are used primarily and references to personal papers, photography, diary entries and direct observations are made. Father was young lawyer in St. Petersburg before and during 1917 Russian Revolution and later observed political developments as an important lawyer in Lithuania. Survived two World Wars. Author was Infantry Officer with 1st, 2nd and 3rd Marine Divisions, served 28 years in the U.S. Marine Corps, with two combat tours in Vietnam, with award of Purple Heart, was Naval Representative to Soviet forces in Germany, Defense Attach in Santo Domingo, Naval War College Honor Graduate, Served with DIA and CIA. Earned MA and MSA from George Washington University and PhD from Georgetown University.
New Strategy
New Strategy, well done! (General P. X. Kelley USMC [Ret]). Nargeles book is pure platinum that vividly describes the impact of Communist oppression on him and his family as WWII ended, and his journey to and through the Marine Corps . . . a journey that included combat service in Vietnam and sensitive challenging diplomatic assignments that followed (Lieutenant General Stephen Olmstead USMC [Ret]). The book New Strategy is an insightful look at the adversaries we have faced when we joined the Marine Corps in the 1960s (Major General Donald R. Gardner USMC [Ret], Emeritus Marine Corps University President). Lieutenant Colonel Nargeles New Strategy book is a well-thought-out, absorbing, engrossing story and is not only about his Marine Corps service but also what needs to be done for the good of our country. Well done, Marine (Major General W. H. Rice USMC [Ret]).
Endless Cold War
The book "Endless Cold War" is a chronicle and memoir based on direct observations and statements from observers. It also adds empirical information from primary sources. The book contains analysis and themes based on the available data. The author's father directly observed the Russian revolution and subsequent events. The author escaped from Communism at the end of World War II and is a Dresden survivor. The author served in the Cuban Missile Crisis, a Haiti crisis, two tours in Vietnam, East Germany, Korea, the Dominican Republic and had other relevant assignments.
Our Wars Overseas and at Home
Military Wives 101 is a provocative and inspiring novel about Tayler and Sandy, two women who marry uncharacteristically into the military lifestyle. Although Sandy currently has no male suitors, Tayler has a tentative proposal from Carl, an Army soldier with whom she had a one-night stand, two years ago. Ironically, Sandy's promiscuity introduces Tayler to Carl, and her selfishness tries to keep them apart. Fed up with Sandy's childish behavior, Tayler cuts Sandy off from their one-way friendship, and vows to accomplish her future dreams without her. Sandy is disturbed by this, and impulsively makes some choices that she soon regrets. Eventually, Sandy and Tayler both travel down similar pa...
Defend Freedom
"Defend Freedom, well done." -- General P.X. Kelley USMC (Ret). Nargeles book is pure platinum that vividly describes the impact of Communist oppression on him and his family as WW II ended, and his journey to and through the Marine Corps ... a journey that included combat service in Vietnam and sensitive challenging diplomatic assignments that followed. - Lieutenant General Stephen Olmstead USMC (Ret). The book Defend Freedom is an insightful look at the adverseries we have faced when we joined the Marine Corps in the 1960s. - Major General Donald R. Gardner USMC (Ret), President Marine Corps University. Lieutenant Colonel Nargeles book is an absorbing and engrossing story of a Marines service to his country and Corps. Well done, Marine!- Major General W. H. Rice USMC (Ret).
From Immigrant to U. S. Marine
A Survivor's Triumph reviewed by Maj Jeffrey W. Megargel, USMC (Ret) With the Cold War already fading from memory, Americans are forgetting the millions of victims of communism. Even those of us who spend decades preparing for the final showdown with the Warsaw Pact have moved on to face a new threat. Fortunately, a new autobiography, entitled From Immigrant to U.S. Marine, reminds us of the highs and lows of the Cold War. As a young boy in wartime Lithuania, Dominik Nargele witnessed harassment of his family by both Nazi and Soviet occupation forces. When it became apparent that the Soviets would ?Russify? Lithuania in 1944, his family fled to Dresden, Germany. Assuming that the Allies woul...
Terror Survivors and Freedom Fighters
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