Heroes of Annapolis: The True Stories of Nineteen Bold Men and Women of the U.S. Naval Academy, from the Mexican War to the War on Terror Trevor Leggett The detailed accounts are based

The detailed accounts are based on facts found in historical documents

and artist Jane Hicks weaves an earnest and impassioned elegy for an imperiled yet doggedly optimistic people and place

She maintains that during an era when Americans perceived women as temporary workers interested ultimately in marriage and motherhood

Her first book dealt with pregnancy loss

Published: 12/20/2014

Heroes of Annapolis: The True Stories of Nineteen Bold Men and Women of the U.S. Naval Academy, from the Mexican War to the War on Terror Trevor Leggett The detailed accounts are basedThe United States Naval Academy has no monopoly on heroes naval, marine, or otherwise. But over the last ten years, the most popular living author of American sea fiction has spent thousands of hours researching for Shipmate, the Academy's magazine. The extraordinary personal stories of adventure and courage he's collected span American history from the Mexican War to the War on Terror. HEROES OF ANNAPOLIS shines light into corners of history that