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Announcing - Gary Knepp's newest book:
Musings From The Land of the Clear Mountain
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Upcoming Guest Speaker Engagements :
April 21st - 2:00 p.m.
Greater Milford Historical Society, Greenlawn Cemetery Walk, Milford during the Civil War - book signing
June 1 -1:00 p.m.
Clermont County Genealogical Society, Batavia Branch Library, Camp Dennison - book signing
June 19 - 7:00 p.m.
Goshen Historical Society, Anchorage - Book Signing
July 13 - 2:00 p.m.
Union Township Library, Clermont County and the Civil War - Book Signing
November 21 - 7:00 p.m.
Cincinnati Civil War Round Table, Drake Hospital Camp Dennison - Book Signing
To Crown Myself With Honor - The Civil War Letters of Capt. Asbury Gatch, 9th Ohio Volunteer Cavalry
Revised Edition; including new and expanded notes and more than seventy illustrations.
Gary discusses his latest research:
The Korean War
Korea: Our
Forgotten War
There were no “welcome home” parades for the 1.7 million Americans returning from the Korean War. They were largely ignored. Some were shunned in veteran’s halls or were called losers. Signs appeared in Cincinnati which read, “Dogs and G.I.s not allowed.”
They didn’t whine or complain. They simply picked up their lives where they had left them. They got a job or went to school. They married, raised a family, and played an active part in their communities …
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By Gary L. Knep
Korea: Our Forgotten War
By Gary L. Knepp
There were no “welcome home” parades for the 1.7 million Americans returning from the Korean War. They were largely ignored. Some were shunned in veteran’s halls or were called losers. Signs appeared in Cincinnati which read, “Dogs and G.I.s not allowed.”
They didn’t whine or complain. They simply picked up their lives where they had left them. They got a job or went to school. They married, raised a family, and played an active part in their communities …
Read Full Article
Gary discusses his latest book:
To Crown Myself With Honor
Beyond The Names
Brad Braughton, soon after naming his high school as his beneficiary, was killed by friendly fire. Jerry Eaton was murdered by a fellow G.I. Navy Corpsman. Chic Crawford was awarded the Navy Cross for gallantry under fie. Beyond The Names tells the poignant, tragic stories of thirty-nine heroes from Clermont County, Ohio, who were killed while serving their country in America's most unpopular war.
Gary L. Knepp is an attorney and adjunct professor of American history and political schience from the University of Cincinnati's Clermont College. This is his fifth book. Knepp lives with his wife and daughter in Milford, Ohio.
Gary discusses: Beyond The
Names