The Last Medal Winner: Four Science Fiction War Stories

The Last Medal Winner" collection: Four short stories, 6900 words totalThe Last Medal Winner: Reporter Vivian Ferris speaks to a war widow, who tells him that her late husband never received the medal he was awarded. Can Ferris find justice for the deceased in a time of peace?First published in "The Tale Spinner," Number 3, Summer, 1996.American Neutrality: Nazi Germany and Imperial Japan are on the brink of war. The President of the United States gets a letter from a past President with advice on the situation. Will that advice save America?First published in "Of Unicorns & Space Stations," Volume 3, Number 3, Summer, 1997.The Damned Spot: A veteran decides to tell a little truth to a journalist who opined that war was becoming more mechanized and less bloody. First published in "Ultimate Unknown," Number 12, Summer, 1998.A Strong Reply: The dictatorial Terran Federation tells colony world Gracia Three to surrender or face the consequences. One young officer has a way for the planet to defend itself. Will his unusual technology save the liberty his people have embraced?First published in "Today's Fantasy Future Technology," Volume 1, Number 3, December, 1991.