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Margaret M
Waddington MD (retired neurologist) said:
Reading with fascination the varied stories of
Invincible Warriors, I was struck by a common
denominator, Courage, Trust, Integrity and
Compassion, as well as a dab of Humor and a
twinkle in the eyes. No less, Hope, Faith and
Charity bind it all together. |
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Thank you for
compiling the stories which are long over due.
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A new book coming
Soon,.
The
Propinquity Effect, How Relationships have enhanced my life,
an Autobiography. |
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So
many people have shared my life and helped me to become
successful, and prosperous. The infinite wisdom of the
people that I have come in contact with have given me
wonderful gifts throughout my life. |
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We Thought that
We Were Invincible, The True Stories of Invincible Warriors. In
this book Dr. Schmitt pulls together the true stories of truly
invincible warriors. These warriors served in Korea, Vietnam, Iraq
and Afghanistan. It also talks of his invincibility and how he coped
with them and managed to live though incredible incidents. He also
discussed the privilege of teaching Owen Garriott, Skylab Three and
Harrison H. (Jack) Schmitt how to fly helicopters. Dr. Schmitt went
to Jacks launch to the moon on Apollo 17. The other Dr. Schmitt was
one of the last men on the moon...more here |
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A War With No Name, Post Traumatic
Stress Disorder, A Survivors Story.
The book essentially chronicles CDR
Schmitt’s three tours in Vietnam. His first tour was flying Search
and Rescue in Vietnam in 1965. It was truly A War With No Name. His
second tour was flying logistic missions from Saigon up and down the
coast of Vietnam. The third tour was as an Officer in Charge of a
Helicopter Gunship squadron in South Vietnam. The book also deals
with his struggle with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. .
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The Man I Didn’t Know,
The stories of Wives and Families of Veterans who Suffer from Post
Traumatic Stress Disorder. This book is unique in that Dr.
Schmitt is a Psychologist who suffers from PTSD. His Co-Author,
Marie LeDuc is the Wife of a Huey door Gunner. She has extensive
experience in counseling wives and families who suffer from PTSD.
The stories are of Veterans who were involved heroically in the
Vietnam War and how they were affected with PTSD. The book also
discusses how devastating PTSD is to the family. . . .
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Dr.
Art Schmitt was born in Brooklyn, NY. During the Vietnam War he
served with HAL-3, Helicopter Attack (Light) Squadron Three. He was
Officer in Charge (OINC) of . . .
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