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The Lesson Of Pearl Harbor Ought Never To Be Forgotten, And Of Course The Motto That Came From That, 69 Years Ago, The War Which My Dad Fought, Was 'remember Pearl Harbor, Never Again.' We Need To Keep That To Mind.

I Was Provided With Additional Input That Was Radically Different From The Truth. I Assisted In Furthering That Version.

In My First Book, Under Fire, I Wrote That I Revered Ronald Reagan. That Was A Dozen Years Ago. I Still Feel That Way. I Think He Changed The World For The Better For My Children And My Children's Children.

Without Any Intended Hubris, I've Lead A Pretty Exciting Life. What I've Tried To Do In Mission Compromised Is Draw On Those Experiences To Create A Sense Of Excitement And Realism Within The Story

Writers Are Storytellers. So Are Readers.