The West Point Story
Colonel Red Reeder, Nardi Reeder Campion
Author:
Colonel Red Reeder, Nardi Reeder Campion
Illustrator:
Frederick T. Chapman
Publication:
1956 by Random House
Genre:
History, Military, Non-fiction
Series:
Landmark Books (Landmark)
Series Number: 70
Pages:
180
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Colonel Red Reeder
1902 - 1998American
*Full name: Russell Potter "Red" Reeder, Jr. Colonel Red Reeder, with his sister Nardi Reeder Campion, wrote the Landmark book The West Point Story... See more
Nardi Reeder Campion
1917 - 2007American
Nardi Reeder Campion, Colonel Red Reeder's sister, is co-author of the West Point book Bringing Up the Brass, which was made into the movie The Long... See more
Frederick T. Chapman
1887 - 1983American
Frederick Chapman's dramatic drawings add force and realism to this stirring tale. The Oak's Long Shadow is the third book in the LAND OF THE FREE s... See more
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Podcast
Landmark Books: What They Are and Why They Matter
Released in 2022 by Plumfield Moms Podcast
Available formats: Streaming Audio
Length: 52 min.
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Two-part episode hosted by Podcast Moms with guests Sandy Hall (Hall's Living Library), Jill Morgan (Purple House Press), and Tanya Arnold (Biblioguides) where they discuss the Landmark series, how they came to be and why they are worth adding to a home library.
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