Fifth version of a growing list of Delta Pilot Authors with the books they have published, and a new section below on books about delta air lines. Version #4 was dated April 10, 2005. Those books published in (2005)
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This is the FIFTH VERSION of a growing list of Delta Pilot Authors with the books they have published, and a new section below on BOOKS ABOUT DELTA AIR LINES. Version #4 was dated April 10, 2005. Those books published in (2005) have the copyright date in bold red font. A Replies & Comment section with additional information about the books and authors is below the list. We need biographical information on the authors....please. When they were hired and retired if applicable, where they were based, web sites, which airline originally, email addresses for those I don't have, et cetera. This list is a work in progress and your help is needed. Please send me the names of other Delta Pilots who have authored and published books and the titles of their books.
Please send additions, and please make suggestions to improve this list. I will update it periodically. Thanks, Dave ========================================== BOOKS BY DELTA PILOT AUTHORS #5. Anderson, John Aubrey Black Or White, (Broadman and Holman, 2005, 331 pages.) Barr, James C. Airborne Weather Radar-A User's Guide (1993) Bennett, Paul W. FLYING---A Look Back (1999), Hardback--stories bout C&S and Delta. http://isbn.nu/0967421608/price/3.html Brantner, Robert M. My Year as an Alaskan Bush Pilot (2003) http://www.bobbrantner.coml
Crum, John "Unfriendly Skies" by Capt "X" and Reynolds Dodson (1989) Dunn, Mike Sidewinder (1991)
Ferrell, Mallory Hope Colorful East Broad Top, published in 1993 by Heimburger House Ferrell, Mallory Hope THE SOUTH PARK LINE (Over 150 websites for "Mallory Hope Ferrell" at http://www.google.com) Fay, Gerald W. From A -3 to A -10 (1988) Gandt, Robert L. China Clipper: The Age of the Great Flying Boats (1991) http://www.gandt.com/ Gandt, Robert L. Skygods: The Fall of Pan Am (1995) Gandt, Robert L. Bogeys and Bandits: The making of a Fighter Pilot (1997) Gandt, Robert L. Fly Low Fly Fast: Inside the Reno Air Races (1999) Gandt, Robert L. With Hostile Intent (2001) Gandt, Robert L. Acts of Vengeance (2002) Gandt, Robert L. Black Star (2003) Gandt, Robert L. Shadows of War (2004) Gandt, Robert L. The Killing Skies (2005) Hurley, C. D. "REVERIE" A Kaleidoscope of the Prose and Poetry in My Life (2004) Ippolito, William Leaving on a Jet Plane (2002) http://www.leavingonajetplanebook.com/ Knott, Ron Trophies of Heaven (1995) http://www.godsguarantees.com/
Lawson, Archie B. View From the Cockpit: Looking Up (2004) http://www.viewfromthecockpit.com/ Morris, Gregory L. Candlestick Charting Explained (1992,1995) Mudge, Robert W. Meteorology for Pilots (1945) Mudge, Robert W. Adventures of a Yellow Bird (1969), Hard back. A Northeast Airline History Patterson, Robert 'Buzz' Dereliction of Duty: The Eyewitness Account of How Bill Clinton Endangered America's Long-Term National Security (2003) http://www.buzzpatterson.com/ Patterson, Robert 'Buzz' Reckless Disregard: How Liberal Democrats Undermine Our Military, Endanger Our Soldiers. and Jeopardize Our National Security (2004) Quilter, Charles J., U.S. Marines in the Persian Gulf, 1990-1991: With the I Marine Expeditionary Force in Desert Shield and Desert Storm. Washington: Headquarters U.S. Marine Corps, History and Museums Division, GPO, (1993). Quilter, Charles J. and John Chapin, A History of Marine Fighter Attack Squadron 531. Washington: Headquarters U.S. Marine Corps, History and Museums Division, GPO, (2001). Rosenkranz, Keith Vipers In The Storm: Diary of a Gulf War Fighter Pilot (2002) Ryder, Nicholas G. Ryder's Standard Geographic Reference, a satellite photo atlas of America (1982) Severe, Errol The Last of a Breed. (1997). Shettle, M.L. Jr. UNITED STATES NAVAL AIR STATIONS OF WORLD WAR II - Volume 1 Eastern States, Schaertel Publishing, 2000, many photos, 241 pgs.
Sternstein, Ed From Takeoff to Landing (Everything You Want to Know About Flying but Have No One to Ask) (1991) Stevens, Robert W. Alaskan Aviation History (Vol. I: 1897-1928)
Werkema, Mark A. and Koehn II, James J. The Flight Before Christmas (2003) Whitcomb, Darrel D. The Rescue of Bat 21 (1998) Whitten, Louis G. Whitten's Flying Fables: How Not to Fly or How to Crash or How Not to Crash (1994). <<<=============================================================================>>> BOOKS ABOUT DELTA AIR LINES, INC. Davies, R.E.G. DELTA: The Illustrated History of A Major U.S> Airline And The People Who Made It. (1990) Davis, Sidney F. DELTA Air Lines: Debunking the Myth (1989) Jones, Geoff Delta Air Lines: 75 Years of Airline Excellence (Images of America) (2003) Nolan, Harry L. Airline Without A Pilot - Leadership Lessons/Inside Story of Delta's Success, Decline and Bankruptcy (2005), Nolan’s book is an engaging history of Delta and its people. His focus is the company’s 7 CEOs and the Board of Directors. In the book, he shows how the values and decisions of each one have impacted thousands of people for good or ill. His extensive research included in-depth interviews with 59 members of the “Delta family”; analysis of Delta annual reports and financial statements since its founding in 1929; dozens of media sources over the last 20 years. The book answers the questions about how Delta became successful; what caused the company’s decline; what Delta needs to do to emerge successfully from bankruptcy. Bookwire Review – “At its core…a story of human drama and shocking corporate malfeasance…” “Nolan’s writing is refreshingly candid and unrestrained.” Amazon.com Customer Reviews: “Author GET'S IT in `spot on', absorbing case study of Delta and its management” “The Best Business Book I Have Read” “A Must Read! Unique leadership perspective with practical solutions for any business to build on its strengths.” “Should be required reading for every MBA student in America.” “I had to get up in the middle of the night to finish this book! An engaging, but easy read for anyone.” “Even-handed approach for a difficult story” Nolan is head of Management Advisory Services, Inc. a successful management-consulting firm he founded in Atlanta 23 years ago. A former student of Peter Drucker, he specializes in leadership and working with senior executives to improve business performance. Nolan is also a member of the “Delta family”: spouse was a Delta manager for 26 years; personal relationships with many Delta executives, employees and customers; stockholder; member of Delta Community Credit Union; Delta Frequent Flyer. Available at www.targetmarkbooks.com, www.amazon.com, Barnes & Noble, Crew Outfitters (formerly Flight Station), Hudson airport stores and shops (ATL, ORD, DFW)
A Delta pilot in Salt Lake City recommended me to a local radio station there and they did a 20 minute live interview about a week ago. Thank you for all you do for the Delta pilot group…and thank you for all your help in publicizing my book. Cordially, Harry Harry L. Nolan, Jr., Certified Management Consultant See www.targetmarkbooks.com for Nolan's latest book
BOOKS BY DELTA PILOT AUTHORS --- REPLIES & COMMENTS Thanks to each of you for your contribution. I have included more than just the title in these replies as I think it is helpful. If you have an email address or web site for any of these authors or books, please send it to me to include with this list. Dave ******************** Anderson, John Aubrey - The book is titled Black Or White, (Broadman and Holman, 2005) I would classify it as Christian suspense. The catalog tag line reads, "On the shores of Cat Lake, in the midst of the most defined era of segregation in American history, a spitfire seven-year old white girl and spiritual eleven-year-old black boy live each day as best friends. Despite the idyllic scenery and their youthful innocence, forces of darkness trouble the girl and ultimately lead these children to make choices you will never forget. Author John Aubrey Anderson weaves a gripping tale of warmth, humor, and profound eternal truth." - The next in the series is scheduled to be out in January of 2006. John A. ******************** Barr, James I know of a book (non-fiction) about using airborne weather radar written by Delta Captain James Barr. I don't know where Jim is flying now but he is an active DAL pilot and either a line check airman or instructor or both. I believe you can obtain a copy of his book through Sporty's. From: Fstop6342@aol.com Date: Thu, 25 Nov 2004 15:47:04 EST Dave, I was cleaning up several days ago and happened to run across Captain Barr's book - Airborne Weather Radar-A User's Guide by James C. Barr // Iowa State University Press copyright 1993 // ISBN 0-8138-1363-8 TL696.R2B37 1993 629.132'5214-dc20. Robert Hartl ******************** Bennett, Paul I'd like to help promote another book, one by Capt. Paul Bennett, Retired. He has written about his experiences in flying and the planes he's known. Many of his friends in flying will find themselves in there. The book is: Flying, A Look Back, by Captain Paul Bennett. It is hard cover and well illustrated. ******************** Crum, John The title was "Unfriendly Skies" by Capt "X" and Reynolds Dodson, published by Doubleday. One comes to mind right away. "Captain X" by John Crum. Delta told him there could be no reference to the company or himself but he took it on an extensive promotion anyway. (Today Show et al ) He was a rough and tumble kind of guy. Former Army paratrooper. Retired in 98 as an MD-11 Check Airman. As I recall , John had broken many bones in his body when his skydiving chute streamed and he did the writing while he was off for about a year. After he retired, he joined Dave Greenberg at Korean Air trying to bring some respectability to their ops and Park City was his home base. ********************
Here's a review from Amazon.com written by Gerald Fay's son:  Flying Boat Era in World War 2, September 22, 2005
Reviewer: P. M. Fay "Pat Fay" (Seattle, WA USA) My father used to tell me his war day flying stories when I was a teenager back in the late 1960's. I kept encouraging him to write a book because his war experiences flying in the South Pacific in the flying boats was unique. I knew history when I heard it. This book would better be titled, "From a DC-3 to a DC-10. The flying career of Jerry Fay". Born in 1920 and a pilot at 16 years of age in 1936 made him the perfect age to experience World War 2. He writes an excellent historical document of what it was like to be a flight engineer on flying machines that needed his skills as a mechanic to keep those machines in the air. He writes of maintaining engines while in flight! Not just World War 2 experiences will you find here. He tells of flying the AT6, Stearman, Ryans, DC-3's, Constellation, the 720, 727, and DC-10 among others. His descriptions of the early days of flying in Alaska are excellent. It is amazing to read the descriptions of those early days in Alaska. This book, from a -3 to a -10 is an historical document of the pilots and their flying machines from 1936 to 1985. Pat Fay ******************** Ferrell, Mallory Hope Mallory Hope Ferrell......Mal Ferrell, an ex-Western guy, wrote many railroad related books which some of our guys might be interested in....He lives/lived in PTC.....maybe someone else can give you more details, but they were really good books and widely distributed...... Mallory Hope Ferrell is the author of numerous books and articles exploring the history of US railroads-with a focus on narrow-gauge railroads like the EBT. A noted photographer himself, Mal has also amassed a personal collection of over 100,000 railroad photos and negatives. This collection has served as the basis for many articles published in railroad and model railroad magazines as well as 15 books. Mal started a career as a professional photographer, but after service as an Air Force pilot in Vietnam he became a commercial airline pilot-pursuing his interests in railroads and photography as avocations. ********************
Fifth in the best selling series of Naval Aviation thrillers by Bob Gandt, released 1 Nov. by Penguin Putnam. At all book sellers. What the reviewers are saying: "Gandt is the real deal." Stephen Coonts, bestselling author of Flight of the Intruder "Gandt's combat scenes are excellent!" Dale Brown, author of Flight of the Old Dog "Gandt is a rare treasure, a Navy jet jock with the gift of being able to tell a compelling story in a believable and exciting manner that leaves the reader exhausted in the end." Pacific Flyer To read an excerpt and to see previous books, check out www.Gandt.com. ******************** Hurley, Dan Date: Fri, 01 Oct 2004 20:41:02 -0400 From: Dan Hurley If I may please present my first work available to the public, {"REVERIE" A Kaleidoscope of the Prose and Poetry in My Life, by C.D. Hurley}, by offering the following websites to obtain copies. www.publishamerica.com (or) www.amazon.com (or) barnesandnoble.com It has been released by PublishAmerica, a New York Times Partner. Calls for orders are accepted by Barnes and Noble or any bookstore that uses Ingram, Baker and Taylor, or Brodart as their distributor. I would love to give everyone that has asked for one a copy but it gets forbidding. My previous works have been Army and Air Force Flight Training curriculum and "true sailing adventures" and "sail handling guides" for various sailing and maritime interest magazines. Reverie means "fanciful dreaming of agreeable things". If you like light prose and easy poetry, humorous, whimsical and life-based thoughts, all written from the heart, then I believe you will like this book. My highest regards and appreciation goes to you and to all my fellow pilots and ground employees, active and retired, who made Delta great and my career wonderful! C.D. Hurley ******************** Knott, Ron My latest book God's Guarantees for Giving challenges traditional Christian teaching on tithing and prosperity preaching. In God s Guarantees for Giving I reveal biblical answers to all of the giving questions. I also list 27 statements one should consider before writing another tithing check. You may be shocked at the TRUTH revealed in this study. In my research I uncover hidden biblical truths that are not often taught. Many sincere Christians are unknowingly limiting their potential blessings by obeying the commands of man. This book is to challenge all, pastors and laymen alike, to obey God's Handbook and they will be guaranteed a financial blessing. Check out my testimony by obeying the Handbook at www.godsguarantees.com . This book made the top 20 Christian publishing list the second month it was on the market. Many have reordered scores of copies after the first reading. Retail is $15.00 on the net. Delta discount is $10.00, including postage from ronknott1@msn.com It can be ordered from Barnes & Noble, Amazon.com, Wal-Mart.com and many other web sites. My other sites are www.ronknottrealestate.com. Thanks. Ron Knott, Retired 767 Captain DFW ******************** Lawson, Archie B. From: "Archie B. Lawson" Subject: New Book: View From the Cockpit: Looking Up Date: Tue, 9 Nov 2004 13:00:26 -0700 Hi David, I have a new book that has been in print for just over two weeks. Here is the web site that explains what the book is about. Please take a look and pass the web site along if you feel it is worthwhile. I have been getting very favorable reports back from those who have read the book. There have been at least four people who have read the book and ordered ten or more copies for gifts. Thanks for taking a look at this site. I appreciate all the work you do. I have received orders from Miami, Florida to Hawaii. I already have one offer to translate the book into Japanese. http://www.viewfromthecockpit.com/ The book can be ordered from the above site. Sincerely, Captain Archie B. Lawson Retired in 2001
******************** Morris, Gregory L. Candlestick Charting Explained (1992,1995) Hi, I just wanted to bring to your attention another book written by a Delta pilot. It is Candlestick Charting Explained, by Gregory L. Morris. It is published by McGraw-Hill. Copyright 1992, 1995. Greg is a friend of mine, but we are not related. Yes the book is still available. Please see the following link: <http://store.yahoo.com/stockcharts/bestsellers.html> ******************** Patterson, Robert 'Buzz' Date: Sat, 3 Apr 2004 17:36:29 -0500 From: buzz@buzzpatterson.com Hi Dave
My second book, "Reckless Disregard: How Liberal Democrats Undermine Our Military, Endanger Our Soldiers. and Jeopardize Our National Security" is due out in July 2004. Thanks for all the work you are doing and for the time you spend consolidating the list. I'm also a furloughed guy so I really appreciate the pub. God Bless, Buzz Patterson From: "Buzz" ******************** Quilter, Charles J., U.S. Marines in the Persian Gulf, 1990-1991: With the I Marine Expeditionary Force in Desert Shield and Desert Storm. Washington: Headquarters U.S. Marine Corps, History and Museums Division, GPO, 1993. Quilter, Charles J. and John Chapin, A History of Marine Fighter Attack Squadron 531. Washington: Headquarters U.S. Marine Corps, History and Museums Division, GPO, 2001. ----- Original Message ----- From: David L. Roberts Thanks Charlie. Are you active or retired and if retired are you still flying anything? Are your books still available and if so where can they be purchased? Do you have a web site? Hi Dave,
Sorry, I don't have a website! I retired from Delta in 2002 just before I turned 60 due to a (fortunately) non-aggressive form of stomach cancer. After a year in remission (I get another Big Checkup next month), the Marine Corps involuntarily ordered me back to active duty in March 2003 at age 61 to serve in Kuwait and Iraq as Senior Field Historian for Aviation. I wasn't in a flight status, and they took me warts and all. I'm apparently the only aviator-historian the Marines have had in many years. I think I also may have been the only Marine Vietnam vet over there. Anyway, I recently got my medical so I am happily flying our 1953 radial-engine tailwheel Cessna 195 plus Roscoe Diehl's C-45 and T-28 again. The 195 is ideal for a former fighter guy and airline captain: it humbles me on every landing! The books are monographs; i.e. -- official critical histories rather than coffee-table items -- that I wrote as Marine historian. (I didn't get any money for them). I believe the VMFA-531 history is in print via the Government Printing Office. It's a history of the Marines' pioneer night-fighter unit and traces the development of all-weather/ nightfighting up through the 1990s. The Desert Storm book is an overall history of Marines in that conflict. You can probably find a copy through Bookfinder.com. I'm working on another about Marine aviation in Operation Iraqi Freedom at the moment. My best to all retirees out there, and thanks for your good work on our behalf. Hope they have more free time than I do! Charlie Quilter PS:
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******************** Ryder, Nicholas G. From: NickRyder@aol.com Date: Mon, 22 Nov 2004 17:21:22 EST Subject: Re: BOOKS BY DELTA PILOT AUTHORS, #3 To: robertsDL@mindspring.com Hi, I compiled and published "Ryder's Standard Geographic Reference" a satellite photo atlas of America in 1982. Nicholas G. Ryder ******************** Severe, Errol The Last of a Breed. (1997). The Air Corps/Air Force Aviation Cadet training program, pilots, navigators, bombardiers. Good idea! I'm surprised that you didn't know that I wrote: The Last of a Breed, the only book written that covers the entire flying/aviation cadet pilot training program in the air force. It came out in 97. It is available from any book store, but they all get them from us so it saves time to order it from the museum and I go ahead and autograph them as well. We have sold about 3,000 so far. I wish you would take off some time the second weekend in Oct. and come to the all cadet reunion here every year. Errol Severe http://www.aviationcadet.com ******************** Shettle, Mel Date: Sat, 10 Dec 2005 09:24:13 -0500 My new book, “Georgia’s Army Air Fields of WW II,” is now out. Included is the history of the Army at the Atlanta airport and Dobbins with lot of photos. Details and ordering information can be found at www.airbasebooks.com/ For Delta folks I will waive the shipping costs. Thanks, Mel Shettle ******************** Stannard, Louis China Diaries A fast moving story of war, love, betrayals and cabaret life against a background of pioneering aviation in 1930 pre-war China. "This is historical fiction the way it ought to be. The characters are believable, the flying scenes accurate to the finest detail, the tragedy of WWII evoked with honest, clear-eyed realism. Best of all, China Diaries just happens to be a cracking good story," says Robert Gandt, Aviation author of China Clipper and Acts of Vengeance. From: "Louis Stannard" Subject: A Pan Am saga for Christmas Date: Tue, 6 Dec 2005 17:19:45 -0500 Looking for that perfect last minute gift for friends and family? Give them China Diaries, a historical fiction of Pan Am’s pioneering Pacific flights, her China story and the true tale of four Clippers that fell into harm’s way on the day Pearl Harbor was bombed. See reviews, and order now through Amazon or any of the other dotcoms. Want a signed copy? Just tell me who it’s for. I’ll be home until the 17th and then away for the holidays. Email me at lstannard1@earthlink.net . I’ll pay the postage. For more information and links to all the dotcoms go to http://www.chinadiaries.com/ Best regards and Merry Christmas, Louis Stannard Louis Stannard
******************** Sternstein, Ed From Takeoff to Landing (Everything You Want to Know About Flying but Have No One to Ask). 1991. And from Ed....28 Jan 2004 There was a first edition in 1991 (20,000 copies) and a second printing a couple years later. I have not heard anything from the publisher since the mid-nineties so I believe it may be out of print -- except for used copies. Someday, I may get around to updating the content ........ My title is GM Pilot Training, but I am spending the bulk of my time expanding Flight Ops in-sourcing revenue opportunities (Contract Sales and Services). When I fly the line, I fly the 737-800. Ed ******************** Stevens, Bob Alaskan Aviation History, 1897-1930, November 17, 2000 Reviewer: Bob Stevens from Seattle, WA USA My father wrote this two-volume set over 15 years of painstaking research, resulting in 1095 pages with 59 chapters and 980 photographs, most never before published and lovingly restored from private collections and personal albums of the great bush pilots and long-established Alaskan families. His own love affair with Alaska began in July, 1946 as a young DC-3 copilot for Pacific Northern Airlines based in Anchorage and continued through his retirement as a senior DC-10 captain for Western Airlines in May, 1978. 32 years of commercial flying as well as crisscrossing every corner of Alaska in small planes, float-flying to nameless lakes for hunting and fishing, he came to see much of Alaska's rich aviation heritage was in danger of slipping into oblivion. Volume I traces the story from early ballooning in 1897, through 1928. Volume II covers the busy times of 1929 and 1930. This set covers civil, commercial and military aviation throughout Alaska, including Russian and Scandinavian trans-polar expeditions. Follow the day to day progress of events along with the more sensational occurrences and hundreds of other fascinating facts, meticulously researched from personal journals and newspaper archives of the time; clearly presented first-hand accounts in narrative form and fully indexed. ++ Robert Stevens did write an excellent two volume book on Alaska Aviation. I know the Seattle Museum of Flight sells the set. I believe the price is about $175.00. Stevens, Robert W. Alaskan Aviation History (Vol. 1: 1897-1928) Seattle, WA, U.S.A.: Polynyas Press, 1991. Hdcov. VG/No DJ. 4to. 538pp+16pp Index, Photos, Previous Owner's Inscription on Front Free Endpaper Bookseller Inventory #001760 Price: £ 42.58 (Convert Currency) Re: book(s) researched and written by Robert Stevens, Captain Pacific Northern Airlines. Western Airlines. "Alaska Aviation History, Vol. I. 1897-1928. and Vol II. 1929-1930. Bob passed away in June, 2003. ********************
In the new children’s book “The Flight Before Christmas,” the story of Christmas Eve is told from a distinct and unique aviation perspective. Santa uses an old DC-4 to deliver gifts when his sleigh goes on the fritz. Co-authored by EAA member Mark Werkema, the book is based on the 1822 poem, “The Night Before Christmas” by Clement C. Moore. It’s available just in time for Christmas through the EAA Aeronautica’s online store at http://shop.eaa.org. Mr. Werkema Reads to 3rd Grade StudentsMr. Mark Werkema, author of “The Flight Before Christmas” and father to one of our 4th grade students, Chloe Werkema, reads his story to the students at Horizon. He also explained the process of illustration and publishing a book. Thank you Mr. Werkema! Horizon Elementary School, Granger, IN. ******************** Whitcomb, Darrel Dave, Darrel Whitcomb has written a couple of books about Vietnam. One being the the factual account of The Rescue of Bat 21. Hollywood made a hokey movie about the rescue. The actual rescue attempts were much worse than depicted in the movie. P Weaver, 11/22/04 From: Nail25@aol.com Date: Tue, 7 Dec 2004 13:16:10 EST Dave, I would be honored to be listed as a Delta author. I retired 1 Sept 03 and am now off doing other things. But I am doing some more writing. And I just returned from a flying job in Iraq. It is great to be home. V/R Darrel Whitcomb ******************** ...to be continued... <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<==>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> THE RETIRED PILOTS COMMUNICATIONS NET For all retired DL Pilots, their widows, and families. Fraternally, Dave David L. Roberts Captain, MD-11, ATL (Ret.) Retired: 4 April '99 (60) Phone: (770) 667-2284 (Alpharetta, GA) FAX: (770) 667-9961 Email: robertsDL@mindspring.com =================== Retired Delta Pilot Network http://retireddeltapilotnetwork.homestead.com/Index.html or http://www.DeltaPilots.net Delta Museum & Fly-in information http://www.deltamuseum.org Connect to DeltaNet - Delta's Virtual Private Network (VPN) http://register.delta-air.com/ Delta News Updates http://www.ajc.com/delta Delta Ops Web Site http://www.deltaops.com/ Delta Pilots Pension Preservation Committee http://www.dp3.org Delta Pioneers http://www.deltapioneersinc.com/ Delta Restructuring Information http://www.deltadocket.com/ .....NEW Delta Retiree Connection http://www.dlretiree.info Delta Retirement Committee http://www.dalrc.org/ Directory: files files -> Answer True False 2 points Question 2 files -> Integer programming and game theory files -> 4 Integer Programming files -> Bpa vehicle Window Repair Scenario #1 task: Procure vehicle window relacement. Objective files -> Pop Warner History files -> North Carolina Inclusion Initiative Mapping Where Children with ieps are Being Served Purpose files -> Fall 2013 Spring 2014 Program Data: Standard 1 Exhibit 4d files -> Hanban – asia society confucius classrooms network 2010 request for proposal files -> Northern England’s set-jetting locations Download 55.58 Kb. Share with your friends:
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