The Lucky One is the World War II story of Walter E. Wilson, an American soldier from Amelia County and later Crewe, Virginia, serving in Company C, 157th Infantry Regiment, 45th Infantry Division at Anzio.

Mark Tuck was an American infantryman in Company E, 223d Infantry Regiment, 40th Infantry Division in the last year of the Korean War. He served on the main line of resistance at Heartbreak Ridge and the Punchbowl. This is his story.

Heritage of Honor consists of three essays about our nation's Confederate military heritage. One details the influence of Lee and Jackson on later military and political leaders, a second reviews the examples set by Confederate veterans in the post-war period and the third documents former Confederate support for a reunited nation during the Spanish-American War.

'Sailor's Creek - The Black Day of the Army' is the story of the Army of Northern Virginia on April 6, 1865 during Lee's Retreat from Richmond. The work focuses on this single day using rare or underused primary sources to capture the action and viewpoints individual participants. Appendices include transcriptions of rarely found post-war correspondence of General William Mahone and General Joseph B. Kershaw, a wartime letter from an Amelia County citizen whose home was occupied by Union cavalry, a former slave's testimony and other material. Also included is a section on minority...

'Enduring Principles' are remarks delivered by the author at the 50th anniversary of the United Daughters of the Confederacy Massing of the Flags ceremony in honor of Confederate President Jefferson Davis' birthday. The speech was delivered on 6 June 2015 at UDC Headquarters in Richmond, Virginia.

A three-volume collection of patriotic speeches, commentary on issues of the day and personal wartime letters and recollections. Volume 1, Veteran Memorial Speeches; Volume 2, Politics and War and Volume 3, Confederate Memory.