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The Price of FreedomOn September 29th, 2010, Senior Airman Mark Forester, beloved son, brother and friend was killed in Afghanistan while attempting to save a fallen comrade. We hope that you find Mark's example a source of inspiration, patriotism and proof that heroes are real.
Mark was a member of the 21st Special Tactics Squadron, Pope Field (formerly Pope AFB) NC. His website is dedicated to all Combat Controllers as well as US Servicemen, both past and present. We are eternally grateful for their service and sacrifice and for the freedoms we enjoy. Mark Andrew Forester - JAG 28 (May 15, 1981 - September 29, 2010) “Hey Thunder, he's still shooting; anytime you want to kill him would be great.” - "My Brother in Arms" Ch. 11
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My Brother in Arms now on the shelf at Books-a-Million
In addition to being available on line here at Mark's web site, on Amazon.com, The University of Alabama Supply Store (SupeStore), BarnesandNoble.com, and BooksaMillion.com, My Brother in Arms is also available in store at Books-a-Million. It should be located in the Biography section, which is next to Military History. If your store doesn't have the book, they can order it for you, so please ask if you're looking and it's not there. Our desire is that the initial order will sell quickly and a much larger order will then be placed for all of their 250+ stores.
Here is a picture of the book at our local Trussville Books-a-Million. They had six copies last week.
Here is a picture of the book at our local Trussville Books-a-Million. They had six copies last week.
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