Gone for a Soldier
Rona SimmonsOur country -- often through the eyes of those who defend its values sprinkled with little known details discovered while perusing the stacks at my local library, turning pages in a new book, or soaring across the internet.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 13 | Subscribers | Read | goneforasoldier.substack.com |
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"Stayin’ Alive" With Veterans’ Stories
“Thank you, General, Al said, “for teaching your men compassion and integrity. Perhaps if there had been more like you in the Wehrmacht, there wouldn’t have been a war.”
Eight Generations
Francis “Swamp Fox” Marion Crossing the Pee Dee. Photo: Library of Congress
Castle Hayne Chronicles #2
“Save Sledge Forest” shout the pea-green signs that line Castle Hayne Road. It’s the “call to arms” of a local interest group whose goal is to stop or at least alter the plans for development of a tract of land in Castle Hayne. Within the p...
"Say Hello to Aunt Nancy"
Recently, I took a tour of the FBO facilities at ILM (just down the road from Castle Hayne) in preparation for a CAF visit in 2026 during America 250. I imagine you know WWII stands for World War II and likely that ILM is the IATA’s code fo...
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Author of WWII nonfiction and historical fiction at RonaSimmons.com and self nominated and self-appointed Author in Residence at Castle Hayne.
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