Lt. William Jamison

Lt. William Jamison
circa 1972 Age 25

Missing for 3 decades

Bill Jamison disappeared on March 26-27, 1981. Bill, a white male, was 5’9” tall, approximately 220 lbs., dark brown hair, green eyes, and was 33 years old at the time of his disappearance. He would be 64 years this year. He was last seen in the Chez Lounge and St. George Diner in Linden, NJ. He lived in the Colfax Manor Apartments in Roselle Park, New Jersey and worked for Haug Die Casting Co. in Kenilworth, New Jersey. He also owned property and resided in Strathmere, New Jersey. Also missing is his company car – a 1981 Ford LTD Station Wagon, midnight blue, NJ Plates # 861-PKY.

Tuesday, September 27, 2011

"Six Degrees of the Bracelet: Vietnam's Continuing Grip"

The Siegfried Family like many of ours settled in Glenside, Pennsylvania, outside of Philadelphia, and we all grew up knowing and going to school with each other.

John Siegfried's first book "Six Degrees of the Bracelet: Vietnam's Continuing Grip" has an official publication date of 11-11-11 - Veterans Day. John was nice enough to include a Chapter dedicated to our brother, Bill Jamison, and about the five Jamison brothers who served during that era.

I have read many parts of the book over the last year - it is compelling, sad, patriotic, strong, introspective, heart warming and heart wrenching all at the same time. It is a real tribute to the men and women who served in Vietnam, and in many cases provides their first hand accounts of the War and its impact on our country and them as individuals.

I highly recommend it.

You can secure copies through:

www.johnsiegfried.com; (contact John directly if you would like signed copies) www.amazon.com; or www.xlibris.com

The book comes in hardcover ($29.95). Soft cover ($19.95) or E-book s for $3.99.

On Mon., Oct. 3rd John will be at The Glenside Pub for a book signing from 7-9 PM. I hope as many of us as possible will make it, and also buy this book. You will note many other events on John's web site, including other signings in the Glenside area.


Thank you, Lon

THE LAST FIELD MARSHALL

by

JAMES E. TAGUE

Jim Tague is my cousin and has written several books.

This year he completed an historical novel about World War II entitled “The Last Field Marshall”. The book centers on a German soldier and officer, Heinz Guderian, who was the force behind the changes in armored warfare (Tanks and other Mechanized Vehicles) that were so quickly deployable and so devastating that they became known as The Blitzkrieg.

I highly recommend The Last Field Marshall to you as well as all of Jim’s books. I am sure you will enjoy them.

They can be ordered through:

Xlibris (www.xlibris.com or 888-795-4274, ext. 7879);

Barnes & Noble (www.bn.com);

Amazon (www.amazon.com); and

Visit Jim at his web site (www.jamesetague.com)

Thank you. Lon