Sgt. Dunn Novel #8, Sword of Ice, Editing update

Finished edit #3 today (of 7). Added another chapter for Alan Finch, the British character who works for Winston Churchill. Had the chapter in the original plot, but for some reason or other, chose to leave it out. After 3 edits, I realized it had to be included, so I wrote that today, too.

Since, I'm done editing for the day, I might turn my attention to the Author's notes and the Acknowledgements. 

Or I might work on ideas for Sgt. Dunn number 9!

Thanks for stopping by today!

WWII reenactment - pics

Went to a local museum's WWII event today. Here are some pics.

Kubelwagen

Russian, Polish, and German soldiers

Sten gun

Webley .455

Hitler's buzzsaw - the MG42

German soldier

Restored 1941 production Willys Jeep

Willys Jeep

Bazooka with rocket just loaded

Captured German rations - crackers

Sgt. Dunn novel #8, Sword of Ice - editing update

First edit was ugly, as it always is.The book is in the hands of my trusted FIRST READERS now!

Edit number 2 just finished, only 5 more to go. Went much smoother. 

Sgt. Dunn number 8 FIRST DRAFT complete!

Happy Day! I just finished the first draft of Sgt. Dunn novel number 8, Sword of Ice, five minutes ago!

Now the editing begins and I hand off the book my infamous FIRST READERS.

The book description is not ready yet, but I can tell you that Dunn goes to the frigid world of the Arctic while Saunders makes a return to the blistering hot desert in North Africa, Egypt.

You can track where I am in the editing process on the upper left of my blog starting tomorrow (8/13/17). Be sure to check back often as I get closer and closer to the publication date.

I'm aiming to publish Sword of Ice as soon as humanly possible!

Thanks for stopping by today.

Ronn

73rd Anniversary of D-Day

Our thanks to the brave men who fought on the beaches of Normandy, this day, 73 years ago.

US Army D-Day page

75th Anniversary of the Battle of Midway - Extraordinary men, extraordinary results!

Here's an excellent article and video.

Thank you to the members of the United States Navy who accomplished this WWII turning point victory.

http://www.navy.mil/ah_online/ftrStory.asp?issue=3&id=100827

Memorial Day - a day of remembrance

Memorial Day

In honor of those who have fallen for our country.

Thank you.