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Lost at Sea: An Enlisted Woman's Journey

4 reviews
Rebecca Anne Freeman, J. F. Leahy

Llumina Press, 2005

Funny, Tear jerking and everything in between
Freeman writes with truth about today's Navy. Her stories and experiences while aboard the USS George Washington will inform any woman what real life is like aboard ship. Not only is this a great read for women but all Americans.

Ask the Chief: Backbone of the Navy

2 reviews
J. F. Leahy

United States Naval Inst., 2004

Officers run the Navy, but Chiefs make the Navy run.
"Ask The Chief: Backbone of the Navy" is a book by J. F. Leahy that tries to answer the question, "What is a Chief Petty Officer?" Instead of trying to answer the question himself, the author wisely lets the Chiefs speak for themselves. In 14 chapters, Leahy gives us an overview of the Chief Petty Officer continuum, from the newest initiates to the Master Chief Petty Officer of the Navy, the ...

The relationship between vocational rehabilitation client outcomes and rehabilitation counselor multicultural ...
Kathe F. Matrone, Michael J. Leahy

Thomson Gale, 2005

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All For the Glory of God
J. F. Leahy

PublishAmerica, 2001

Many times reading verses can be the form of prayer that fills a need at a specific time. These inspired words are written to help others grow in their Faith.

Honor, Courage, Commitment: Navy Boot Camp

26 reviews
J. F. Leahy

US Naval Institute Press, 2002

Awesome
This was an awesome book for anyone who has someone going through the Navy Boot Camp. Knowing that the author had experienced boot camp himself in the 60's and then went back in the year 2000 and was able to go through the entire process with a Division was unbelievable helpful to me as a parent with not knowing what all is actually going on during boot camp. You have very little communication ...