CAROL EDGEMON HIPPERSON
"Radioman is the best written biography of a World War II career I've ever read."
Mal Middlesworth, National President, Pearl Harbor Survivors Association, Inc.
Also by Carol Edgemon Hipperson
THE BELLY GUNNER An Eyewitness Account of Stalag 17 and World War II in Europe
(Twenty-First Century Books/Millbrook Press, 2001)
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Thomas Dunne Books/St. Martins Press, 2008
February 2011: Radioman prompts Act of Congress . . . TV News Video
" . . . a useful and informative introduction to
the world of enlisted men in a different era."
Newt Gingrich
co-author, Days of Infamy
" . . . a survivor's tale that must not be forgotten. Insights,
memories, and most importantly--lessons. Never forget."
Vice Admiral John G. Morgan, Jr.
Deputy Chief of Naval Operations: Information/Plans/Strategy
United States Navy
"In addition to witnessing the attack on Pearl Harbor, he saw service on a destroyer,
submarine, cruiser, aircraft carrier, including the Battles of Coral Sea and Midway,
and eventually aviation duties in Alaska. Truly not the usual war experiences of a
member of his generation." --
Jack A. Green, Public Affairs Officer
The Naval Historical Center
"Radioman is a compelling, action-filled story that moves quickly, while offering
a rich array of interpretive notes and timelines for great reflection and
substance." --
Marsha Rooney, Curator of History
Northwest Museum of Arts and Culture
"Fate put Ray Daves in the middle of several defining moments in United
States military history. In Carol Edgemon Hipperson's latest book we learn
of the sights, the sounds and even smells that Daves experienced during
his 6 years, 4 months, 17 days, sixteen hours, and forty-two seconds in the
US Navy. Memories brought to life again in Hipperson's Radioman." --
Tim Schurtter, Program Officer
Veterans History Project, Library of Congress