The Reporter's Military Directory
An easy to use guide for the military reporter, author and journalism student. The book contains of over 1,300 Air Force, Army, Navy, and Marine public affairs offices from around the world, with facts and figures on the military budget, and personnel statistics for the different services. This handy reference eliminates the need to travel through the internet maze of military offices on the DoD website. 256 pages.

"Shock and Awe News Reporters"
Don't let your next interview catch you off-guard. With this book, you'll learn:
• The who, what, when, where, why, and how to do media interviews with all types of news reporters...print and electronic.
• Why "No Comment" and stalling will get you and your organization in trouble.
• The definitions of "On the Record," "Off the Record," "Background," and "Trust Me."
• When to use Flagging, Bridging and Hooking techniques effectively.
• Why bother doing news media interviews.
• Who you should select to be your company spokesperson?
• Forms to prepare you for each interview.
52 pages.

"I think Sadi Arabia Suks", is a compilation of grade school kid's letters written to Lt. Col. Phil Johnson while he was assigned to the Toint Task Force, Southwest Asia, as a public affairs officer in 1993. The kids ask a myriad of questions about war in Iraq in a serious, humorous and compassionate way. They also provide fascinating insights about the things our youth think about, when they learn the concept of war...its realities and consequences. 146 pages.