Julio Medina

Have you gotten tired of boring ole MRE's in the field? Ever hear old war stories about MRE Recipies that other people have come up with when you are stuck having to eat MREs? Well, this is a cookbook with some of the best of the best recipes that are available. Do not be fooled by other books that are just blank pages for you to write in like a journal. This is a full-on Cookbook that comes with some fun facts, pro tips and some journal pages as well for you to write your own recipes that you come up with or that others share with you out in the field. MRE's - meals ready to eat. Do not have to be boring, you can have fun with them and get really creative. It's always fun to trade items around with your battle buddies and now you can start looking for your favorite recipes so you know what you are looking for when the trading begins at chow time.

Leatherhead is a series of cartoons by Sgt N. E. Packwood, Jr. About his time in marine corps boot camp. This is now a classic that should be cherished by Marines past, present and future. All the drawings leading back to WW2 are still very relevant to most in today's world. It's a small world, it's an even smaller Marine Corps. Every leatherneck should have a copy of this fun comic style illustration that dates back to 1951 originally published for the Marines Corps Association. This specific comic was also given to men on their very first day of boot camp through WWII. This relic is a great addition to your collection or a very thoughtful gift for those who have gone before. If you know someone waiting to ship out, this is the perfect going away gift. RAH

Affirmations For Kids Words of affirmation for parents to share with their children is designed with parents in mind. This book is designed to teach you positive words of affirmation that you can share with your children. Following up on the affirmations for new parents book this is a great book to add to your collection of affirmations.

Murphy's Law says if it can go wrong, it will. This is Murphy's Law of Combat and everything else Military related. This is full of laughs and truths that all active military and veterans can relate with.

The New Sad Sack is a book based on the Sad Sack Comics written during the golden age. Sad Sack is an American comic strip and comic book character created by Sgt. George Baker during World War II. Setting in the United States Army, Sad Sack depicted an otherwise unnamed, private that experiences some of the absurdities and humiliations of military life. First appearing as a comic strip in Yank, The Army Weekly by Sgt. George Baker the main character "The Sad Sack" was never given a name, the term sad sack being an Army term for misfits who just didn't not seem to belong in the Army, but because of the war effort where showing up in the thousands, and were referred to as sad sacks of _______. As originally depicted Sad Sack never spoke, and just stumbled as best he could through one military situation after another. Immediately popular there was even a hardcover collection of the strips published before the end of the war. After the war, Sad Sack was bought to the world of comics by Harvey Comics and his adventures became less military oriented and more kid oriented.