“Michael Water’s study is a significant contribution to our understanding of POW history and shows how far this field has meanwhile progressed. . . Lone Star Stalag is an excellent, very informative and beautifully crafted book, richly endowed with photos, graphics, maps, and tables. . . should be a model for the studies of other camps in the United States.” --The Journal of Military History

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Over the last few years, Melissa Freeman and Edwin Cooper have written stories about our Robertson County veterans for our local newspapers.  The Robertson County Group of Newspapers has graciously allowed us to compile these stories so they may be collectively preserved and enjoyed. These are the stories of extraordinary men and women who served willingly during no ordinary time in our history.  Theirs are stories of lives well lived and sacrifices dutifully made to preserve our country and the liberties it provides.  We are fortunate they came home and served their community as well.

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The Reluctant Warrior tells the incredible and inspiring story of a German boy growing up during the ravages of Hitler and Nazi Germany. He uses his intelligence, humor, stubbornness and ingenuity to survive not only the battles of war, but also life in American POW Camps. The reader lives each moment with him through sorrows, challenges and accomplishments. This book will have you cheering as he not only survives, but later returns to the United States and dedicates his life to finding families for the orphans of the world

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