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Welcome
Welcome to the web site of bestselling author Gregory A. Freeman. Known for writing books that make a true story read like a gripping, fast paced novel, Freeman is one of the most respected and successful authors in the field of narrative nonfiction.
Freeman's latest book is The Last Mission of the Wham Bam Boys: Courage, Tragedy and Justice in World War II, which tells the little known story of an American bomber crew, all young men with families waiting for them back home, and their fateful mission in the last days of World War II. What happened to them after their plane crashed in Germany would bring attention to the devastating effects of modern warfare on civilian populations, and it would lead to the first war crimes trial after World War II. A dramatic page turner that weaves the heart warming—and heart wrenching—personal stories of the families with the crew's odyssey behind enemy lines, this book is quintessential Freeman.
Digital books available for Kindle, Nook, other e-readers!
The Last Mission of the Wham Bam Boys, The Forgotten 500, Sailors to the End, and Troubled Water are all available for immediate download to your wireless reader.
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Latest News
Red Tails: The Forgotten 500 chapter now released
Red Tails tells the story of the Tuskegee Airmen, the first black pilots in WWII, who saved the lives of 500 Americans. This E-chapter of The Forgotten 500 can be found at Barnes and Noble
New book available now!
The Last Mission of the Wham Bam Boys tells the little known story of an American bomber crew, all young men with families waiting for them back home, and their fateful mission in the last days of World War II. Click here to order The Last Mission of the Wham Bam Boys!....Click Here
Red Tails: A new E-chapter for The Forgotten 500
A new chapter will soon be available for everyone who loved the story in The Forgotten 500. Titled Red Tails, this chapter tells of the previously unknown contribution of the famed Tuskegee Airmen, the first black pilots in World War II, to the rescue of more than 500 American airmen behind enemy lines. The new chapter will be available as an e-book download and includes a summary of the entire story told in The Forgotten 500. Watch this site for information on how to order Red Tails.
Read The Forgotten 500 in Serbian
The Serbian translation of The Forgotten 500 is on sale in Serbia and can be ordered in the U.S. The title is 500 Zaboravljenih by Gregori A. Friman.
To order, send an e-mail to Marko at marko@evro-giunti.com and he will arrange the purchase and shipment.
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Reader Reviews
"The Last Mission of the Wham Bam Boys is the gripping and insightful story of the Wham Bam crews first and last combat mission. Meticulously researched and masterfully written, Gregory Freeman expertly weaves the history of the crew with the historic events that followed after they were shot down and captured. This is a fascinating and engrossing book that will be read for many decades."— Brigadier General Don Harvel, Deputy Commander, Texas Air National Guard
"Gregory A. Freeman's The Last Mission of the Wham Bam Boys is a compelling, thought-provoking, and harrowing account of how a seemingly minor, brutal incident during World War II touched, and devastated, countless lives. It's a well-written, exhaustively researched, and thoroughly human story that shows how war can bring out the worst, and the best, in combatants and noncombatants alike. Haunting."— James Carl Nelson, author of The Remains of Company D: A Story of the Great War