Wanderlusting by GaryMcwilliams Paperback, 436 Pages, Published 2014 by Great Story Book Publishing ISBN-13: 978-0-9961032-2-0, ISBN: 0-9961032-2-8 "Wanderlusting is one man's story, alternatively funny and hair-raising, about his travels after he dropped out of graduate school in the1970s. Gary McWilliams chose a working man's life, and worked side by side with an international cast of miners, sailors, and fishermen, crossing paths too with missionaries, smugglers, and revolutionaries. His unusual adventures will keep you turning the pages."
The Mayor of Mucklerat And Uncle Tuck at the Junkyard; Aunt Lil, the Three Stooges, and the Cosa Nostra; Jock Furor; and the Bad Boys of Forest Hills by GaryMcwilliams Paperback, 158 Pages, Published 2020 by Great Story Book Publishing ISBN-13: 978-1-73460-601-0, ISBN: 1-73460-601-0 "This book is about a young person's experiences during the mid-years of the twentieth century."
The Anchor and the Pick Rocks and Minerals by Boat in Southeast Alaska, Volume 1 -- the Inside Passage by GaryMcwilliams Paperback, 165 Pages, Published 2018 by Great Story Book Publishing, Bellingham, Wa ISBN-13: 978-0-9961032-7-5, ISBN: 0-9961032-7-9 "mineral locations revealed and stories told about looking for rocks in Southeast Alaska"
Wanderlusting by GaryMcwilliams Paperback, Published 2011 by Great Story Book Publishing ISBN-13: 978-0-578-07507-5, ISBN: 0-578-07507-5
Hot Coffee and Other Wild Goose Tales(2nd Edition) A Collection of Travel Stories and Personal Narratives from on, Off, and Under Solid Ground by Gary Macwilliams Paperback, 400 Pages, Published 2008 by Stone Arts Of Alaska ISBN-13: 978-0-615-26358-8, ISBN: 0-615-26358-5
Common Trees and Their Uses For the Small Farm Or Homestead by Gary D. Mcwilliams 75 Pages, Published 2019 ISBN-13: 978-0-9966850-1-6, ISBN: 0-9966850-1-4 ""Common Trees and Their Uses for the Small Farm or Homestead" not only contains helpful photos for identifying common trees by their bark or leaves, but in it Gary "Pa Mac" McWilliams explains how anyone-from the most experienced woodworker ..."
Al Anbar Awakenening, Volume 1, American Perspectives U.S. Marines and Counterinsurgency in Iraq, 2004-2009; Volume 2, Iraqi Perspectives: From Insurgency to Counterinsurgency in Iraq, 2004-2009 by Marine Corps, Timothy S. Mcwilliams, Gary W. Montgomery, Defense Dept., Navy Dept., Kurtis P. Wheeler, Defense Department Paperback, 660 Pages, Published 2009 by Marine Corps ISBN-13: 978-0-16-084294-8, ISBN: 0-16-084294-8 "This two-volume anthology of interviews tells the story of the al-Anbar Awakening and the emergence of al-Anbar Province from the throes of insurgency. It presents the perspectives of both Iraqis (volume two) and Americans (volume one) who ultimately came to work together, in an unlikely alliance of former adversaries, for the stabilization and redevelopment of the province. The collection begins in the 2003-2004 time frame with the ris ..."
Al-Anbar Awakening Iraqi Perspectives (Volume II) by Gary W. Montgomery, Timothy S. Mcwilliams, Military Bookshop Paperback, 338 Pages, Published 2009 by Military Bookshop ISBN-13: 978-1-907521-97-3, ISBN: 1-907521-97-6 "Words like won or victory do not really apply when speaking of counterinsurgency operations. Insurgencies grow from problems and discontent within a given society. Solve the problem and the insurgency goes away, as opposed to being defeated. The difficulty is that the government is not always willing to address the root causes of the insurgency because it is often the government itself that the insurgents want to eliminate."
Al-Anbar Awakening (Volume II): Iraqi Perspectives - From Insurgency to Counterinsurgency in Iraq, 2004-2009 by Gary W. Montgomery, Timothy S. Mcwilliams Paperback, 340 Pages, Published 2009 by Createspace Independent Publishing Platform ISBN-13: 978-1-4635-4012-8, ISBN: 1-4635-4012-4 "Volume II. Words like “won” or “victory” really do not apply when speaking of counterinsurgency operations. Insurgencies grow from problems and discontent within a given society. Solve the problems, and the insurgency goes away, as opposed to being defeated. The difficulty is that a government is not always willing to address the root causes of the insurgency because it is often the government itself that the insurgents want to elimina ..."
