NEWEST BOOK - August 2025
The 45th and 47th President of the United States, Donald J. Trump, has a long family history in the United States. His grandfather emigrated to the US in 1885. Over the next 140 years, the Trump family assimilated into American society and amassed substantial fortune and power.
During those 140 years, millions of Americans served in the military of the United States as both volunteers and draftees. The American citizen soldier legacy is one of patriotism, courage, and shared sacrifice.
Read this riveting account of the Trump family legacy of serving in the Armed Forces of the United States.
Note - this book is a parody and is almost entirely blank. It is a great gift sure to generate laughter.​
Published August 2025
MY BOOKS
THE FRONT LINES OF THE MILITARY & MEDICAL CULTURE WARS IN AMERICA
After Vietnam, America and its military said, “Never Again!” Tragically, Afghanistan ended in similar failure despite years of obvious indications that it was unwinnable. I have been treating casualties on the front lines of wars in Iraq and Afghanistan and of COVID-19 in America. After graduating first in my class at West Point, I deployed to Haiti as an Army Infantry officer and then to Iraq and Afghanistan as an Army Emergency Physician. My writings expose the disconnect between the falsehoods and political correctness of failed general officers and the ground truth of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. The human toll never lies.
Eventually, I came home to practice medicine as a civilian and it became very apparent that a similar culture of failure was emerging in the medical community. The COVID-19 pandemic ended centuries of freedom of speech and rational scientific thought and saw the dangerous rise of politically weaponized medicine. I trace the COVID-19 timeline and challenge the official COVID-19 and DEI narratives of health leaders in the government and medical organizations. Dialogues and meetings I had with leaders of several major medical organizations also expose how poor leadership and the medical industrial complex were ruining science, medicine, public trust, and the nation’s health.
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Published October 2023
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Proceeds from this book are donated to veteran charities.
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WEST POINT'S CULT OF DEI
TO THE LONG GRAY LINE & THE AMERICAN PEOPLE
This book is the second book in my exploration of DEI and CRT and its often toxic effects on the military. My first, American Doctor, Coming Home to War, was published in 2023. This second book is one that should never have to be written. It was written by one of many concerned West Point graduates who have watched the United States Military Academy plunge into dysfunction. West Point was founded in 1802 to serve the nation in war and peace. Its graduates for the most part have done that honorably for over two hundred years. The institution was founded on the concept of Duty, Honor, Country and its bedrock was its Honor Code. West Point’s graduates have not won a long major war since WW2. I personally participated in failed military misadventures in Haiti, Iraq, and Afghanistan.
I have deep ties and tremendous love for the institution known as West Point. I am a 3rd generation West Pointer and one of three siblings that graduated from West Point. Attending West Point was all I wanted to do growing up. I gave it my all as a cadet and graduated #1 in my West Point class. Multiple deployments to the lost war in Afghanistan that was led by many West Point graduates and the recent scandals that have rocked West Point have shaken my faith in West Point’s recent leadership and even led me to question its present raison d’etre.
I want to be very clear that I value diversity in both my military and medical experiences. The best tactical officer/advisor I had at West Point was then LTC Abraham Turner, a black infantry officer. He branched the correct branch (Infantry) and advanced through the ranks via meritocracy. Similarly, some of my best medical mentor advisors, teachers, and peers have been minorities and/or women. In medicine’s purest form, stature is based on clinical excellence and academic workload, as it should be, regardless of demographics or gender.
Even after service, I and many other concerned grads feel a calling to serve my country by being watchdogs for events transpiring at West Point. Although the newly inaugurated president banned DEI in the federal government on day 1 of office in 2025, much work needs to be done to remove all of DEI’s ill effects that have seeped deeply into West Point’s culture and curriculum. However, the movement to remove DEI seemed to go to far and caused a whole host of new problems.
LTG Gilland and his staff labored to remove visible DEI and hide the evidence of what went on. They defied FOIA requests, congressional inquiries and used other stalling tactics. This book is meant to capture DEI’s toxicity at its height under LTG Steven Gilland (Superintendent West Point) and BG Shane Reeves (Dean of Academics West Point). Political winds will change in the future and DEI needs to be captured for future generations to see, understand, learn from, and prevent from ever coming back to West Point again.
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Published Feburary 2025.
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My grandfather, the author of this book, passed away in 1985. I was given this manuscript by my father years later. It was the only copy ever printed and it was never officially published. In later years, my appreciation for military history led me to re-examine this book and decide that the collection of stories, with minor edits, should be published for all to enjoy. With great honor, I present my grandfather’s musings during his military career that spanned D-Day to Vietnam and beyond.
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Published December 2024