They Called Me Shep
A new autobiography by Charles E. Sutton
In this book “Shep” is extremely open about his life, growing up in West Virginia, his time in the military, his various international adventures during the Cold War, working at the Green Bank observatory, his many friends, and his family. This is definitely the story of a man pitted against the odds who triumphed through hard work and perseverance.
[Paperback, 120 pages, many photos]
My Reminiscences of the Civil War
With the Stonewall Brigade and the Immortal 600
by Captain Alfred Mallory Edgar
27th Virginia Infantry, CSA
Available in paperback as well as electronically for Amazon Kindle, B&N Nook, and iTunes.
History of the 12th West Virginia Volunteer Infantry
A modern reprint of this compelling regimental history is now available.
The history was originally published in 1892 by the veterans of that Civil War unit. The new version contains the original text, as well as an index, a complete regimental roster, and a list of the unit’s Medal of Honor recipients.
Also included is an additional manuscript titled “The Story of Andersonville and Florence,” by James N. Miller, a member of the regiment.
The book covers all of the battles and campaigns in which the unit participated, including Winchester, New Market, Piedmont, Snicker’s Ferry, Kernstown, Berryville, Opequon, Fisher’s Hill, Tom’s Brook, Cedar Creek and their dramatic attack on Fort Gregg at Petersburg.
Bastard Battalion
A History of the 83rd Chemical Mortar Battalion in World War II
Renowned West Virginia historian, Terry Lowry, has written a compelling history of the 83rd Chemical Mortar Battalion in World War II.
