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Raymond C. Christian
The author talks briefly about a few of his accomplishments. This is his seventh published book. Major Christian is the recipient of several awards and two lifetime achievement awards. He was the G...view moreThe author talks briefly about a few of his accomplishments. This is his seventh published book. Major Christian is the recipient of several awards and two lifetime achievement awards. He was the Grand Marshall in 2011, July 4th celebration parade in Illinois. Mr. Christian received a Proclamation from the city of Glenwood, a special acknowledgement from the Mayor of Glenwood, IL for his service to his country and community. Mr. Christian is an honored scholar of which he has received acknowledgements nationally and internationally for his unique way of writing. He received the Diamond Homer Award in 1996, inducted into the Poets Hall of Fame in 1997 and the Prometheus Muse of Fire Award in 2002. Mr. Christian received the Poet Fellow award in 2007 from Noble House in London, England and continues to grace us with his talents by publishing one of his most accomplished books titled, “My Book of Poems for the World.” Mr. Christian asks us to embrace one of his favorite prose titled “America Don’t Forget.” This Prose is about soldiers who served in the Armed Forces of the United States of America. With all his refined talents Mr. Christian says his most honored accomplishment is being able to serve the people as an ordained Elder. As a trained infantry officer Major Christian said he put on his uniform with pride and went outside the wire on many missions with the soldiers. He takes pride in being able to service the United States of America as a minister in the Afghanistan War. Major Christian says he’s blessed by God to write this book about the Vietnam Veterans. He says, “I remember as a child watching on television the inhumane ways the Vietnam Veterans were being treated and all I could do is ask, why?”view less
Books by Raymond C. Christian
The Apology the United States Owes the Vietnam Veterans: Their Souls Were Left in the Jungles of Vietnam