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| Captain & Mrs. (Carol) D. M. Ulmer, USN (Ret.) |
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| Captain D.M. Ulmer, USN (ret), is a novelist for Patriot Media, Inc.- Publishing America's Patriots. |
Don Ulmer, a U. S. Naval Academy graduate, served thirty-two years in the Navy, most
of this time in submarines. He is likely the only U.S Navy man to have served in enlisted status and later commanded
the same warship. Between writing novels for Patriot Media, Inc., Ulmer busies himself writing plays for the Seattle
Museum of Flight where he is also a docent. He volunteers at Overlake Hospital Medical Center, Bellevue, WA. Ulmer's
by-line appears frequently beneath historical articles in his NJ hometown newspaper. Further details can be found under
the About D.M. Ulmer button.
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| March 16, 2016 |
The Sequel to Silent Battleground
Just Released! Order now and save 10% off
retail! $17.95 USD + S&H Beyond Silent Battleground
by D. M. Ulmer List Price:
$19.95 6" x
9" (15.24 x 22.86 cm)
Black & White on White paper
274
pages Patriot Media, Incorporated
ISBN-13: 978-0990572466
ISBN-10: 0990572463
BISAC: Fiction
/ Thrillers / Military
Undersea action continues in Beyond Silent Battleground.
Two years after a Soviet initiated nuclear attack on the United States, the war becomes one of attrition and must
be resolved beneath the waves.
As people on both sides grow tired of the war, they express their dissatisfaction,
setting the scene to remove both regimes, one by military coup, the other by political means.
United States Navy
LCDR Brent Maddock, Commanding Officer USS Steelhead, becomes a leading force to foil the Soviets’ plan to bring down
the American government. He must help his sworn enemy in order to gain details of their secret plans. Crucial for allied success,
intelligence gathering and destroying Soviet undersea warfare assets, Maddock must take Steelhead into the North Atlantic
beneath the Arctic ice pack.
Beyond Silent Battleground is the sequel to Silent Battleground,
and is the 6th novel in D.M. Ulmer's Submarine Classic Series.
SILENT BATTLEGROUND D.M. Ulmer
List Price: $19.95 6" x 9" (15.24
x 22.86 cm)
Black & White on White paper
266 pages Patriot Media Publishing
ISBN-13: 978-0979164224
ISBN-10: 0979164222
BISAC: Fiction
/ War & Military
In Silent
Battleground by D. M. Ulmer, the Cold War did go hot when the Soviet Union attacked the US Navy coastal
installations and all but destroyed the American surface fleet. Ulmer moves the
reader through tense combat events with skill and expertise using his 32 years of experience as a professional submariner to make this page-turner complete with
intrigue and speculation. Reviewers are touting this naval-action thriller about submarine warfare as the next
Hunt for Red October.
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| Skagerrak by D.M. Ulmer |
Retail Price $18.95 USD
6" x 9" (15.24 x 22.86 cm)
Black
& White on White paper
272 pages Patriot
Media Incorporated
ISBN-13: 978-0988893054
ISBN-10:
0988893053
BISAC: Fiction / War & Military
A highly prized intelligence find rests on the bottom of Skagerrak
Strait: a Soviet Golf II class submarine equipped with three nuclear-tipped ballistic missiles. All that is needed
is to find this needle in the haystack, lift a thirty-five hundred ton vessel from the ocean bottom unnoticed and
secure it in a surface ship designed by the CIA for this purpose. A near impossible task, nonetheless a band of U.S.
submariners agree to take it on.
Skagerrak Review:
'I've read all of D.M. Ulmer's books and enjoyed each
one. I found Skagerrak to be one of his best; exciting suspenseful and historically accurate. It captures challenges confronting
the Cold War US Submarine Force, plus those of the Soviet Warfare Navy. Ulmer researches locations and cultures well;
some of his insight into Scottish customs and fascinating use of language may be attributed to his personal experience. I
recommend Skagerrak. It is an exciting read with keen insight into submariner life and the many personal stories covered.'
W. Michael Richardson
ENSURE PLAUSIBLE DENIABILITY
by D.M. Ulmer
List Price: $19.95 +
S&H ($4.15) USD6" x 9" (15.24 x
22.86 cm)
Black & White on White paper
278 pages Patriot Media Publishing
ISBN-13: 978-0984663842
ISBN-10: 0984663843
BISAC: Fiction
/ War & Military
Ensure Plausible Deniability is a tale of the mid-sixties Soviet Navy flexing its muscles throughout
the world’s oceans by provoking head-to-head confrontations with U.S. units. Ensuing games of chicken on the surface
and beneath the seas between vessels armed with nuclear weapons portended disaster.
It would take
only one hotheaded skipper on either side to go off half-cocked and plunge mankind into World War III.
The saga is set in the backdrop of U.S. diesel-electric submarines’ demise to make room for the higher performance
nuclear powered submarines. However, the questionable nuclear power program selection criteria disregarded submariner performance
excellence and accepted officer applicants solely on academic prowess. This practice may well have portended disaster of its
own.
Ensure Plausible Deniability is spiced with first-hand insights into submariner personal
and distaff life.
THE COLD
WAR BENEATH by D.M. Ulmer
Retail $17.95 + S&H (4.05 USD)
6" x 9" (15.24
x 22.86 cm)
Black & White on White paper
266 pages Patriot Media Publishing
ISBN-13: 978-0984577767
ISBN-10: 0984577769
BISAC: Fiction
/ Espionage
The
Cold War Beneath tells the story of an event at sea off the New England coast during the post World War II years. Two submarines
play a dangerous underwater game of hide and seek in this action thriller as U.S. Navy forces try to find out the Russians'
true intentions for being in American waters.
The story addresses day-to-day life onboard a submarine during conduct of a hazardous mission, its effects
upon the crew, and upon family and friends ashore.
A Soviet spy becomes involved in the personal lives of the submariners'
friends and family then uses them to his advantage to gather intelligence about American submarine operations. An old
adversary returns to the scene of his crime to aid the Americans in finding the Russian agent.
'I very
much enjoyed The Cold War Beneath. Ulmer's two published novels and the one
in the works appear extremely interesting, and will add much to the little known history of diesel submarine operations for
most of the Cold War. I found The Cold War Beneath
to be a most worthy book.'
Alfred S. McLaren
Captain, USN (Ret.), Ph.D. Former CO, USS Queenfish (SSN-651). President, The American Polar Society
Shadows
of Heroes
'A
Submarine Thriller
of Cold War Combat,
Arctic
Waters,
U.S. Intelligence
Agents,
and a Mad Russian'
| Shadows of Heroes by D.M. Ulmer |
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List Price: $17.95
6" x 9" (15.24 x 22.86 cm)
Black & White on White paper
264 pages Patriot Media Publishing
ISBN-13: 978-0979164279
ISBN-10: 0979164273
BISAC: Fiction
/ War & Military
January 1949, early in the undeclared Cold War, the U.S. diesel-electric
submarine Kokanee has illegally penetrated deep into Soviet Union waters of the White Sea and is
detected by a pair of Russian destroyers. Depth charges fall on Kokanee
and seem on the verge of tearing the besieged ship apart. A vindictive Russian
captain is determined to eradicate the Americans.
Two
U.S. intelligence agents have been put ashore, their
mission: determine whether the Soviets are developing
a nuclear powered submarine. Commander Terry Martin violated Kokanee’s patrol
orders and risks everything, including his career, against the long odds of acquiring information essential to
the long term security of the United States.
Preview Shadows of Heroes!
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Dedication
Foreword
Chapter 1, First Page
| Tour of the U.S.S. Clamagore 343 DVD |
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| Hosted by former Commanding Officer Don Ulmer |
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Filmed on location aboard the U.S.S Clamagore moored at Patriots Point,
Mount Pleasant, SC. With a former Commanding Officer Captain Don Ulmer, USN Retired, as the tour guide, this video is presented
to raise awareness about the U.S.S. Clamagore.
A
Cold War veteran, this submarine must be moved to dry land and further protected for future generations. U.S.S. Clamagore
, the last Guppy III diesel submarine in preservation, belongs to the State of South Carolina.
Patrons
wishing to assist these efforts with donations should make them directly to the U.S.S. Clamagore VeteransAssociation,
Inc.
For information on U.S.S. Clamagore, and the Clamagore Veterans Association Inc. please visit their
website. www.cvanews.org
UPC: 886470001026
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| Where or When, a historical novella, by D.M. Ulmer |
Where or When
A Historical Novella by D.M. Ulmer
List Price: $16.95 5.5" x 8.5" (13.97
x 21.59 cm)
Black & White on White paper
134 pages Patriot Media Publishing
ISBN-13: 978-0984577736
ISBN-10:
0984577734
BISAC: Fiction / Historical
World War I, a four year
devastating conflict began in 1914 and engulfed all of Europe. Where or When tells of its effects on the men who fought it, and of
remaining issues that was unresolved for generations. Blaire Coolidge lives in the Pacific-Northwest city of Bellevue, Washington. In the spring of 2009, she learns
her great-grandmother Alice, had once married 1st Lieutenant David Reynolds of the embryo U.S Army Flying Corps. Her family
objected to the marriage on the eve of David's departure for Europe and the war, but deeply in love, they went ahead.
David is lost in combat over the bloody trenches of France just a few months before the war ended in November, 1918. He
reportedly went down in an area pulverized by artillery, hence his body was not recovered. Post war attempts by Alice
to find him netted nothing, so she returned home and eventually remarried. With help from a German man, Klaus Meyer,
Blaire comes upon an amazing revelation on the fate of David Reynolds. The tale meanders among Pacific Northwest settings, back and forth between
the years 1918 and 2009 and other locations in the United States and Germany.
Tea and Crumpet Capers Patriot Media, Inc. is proud to introduce our
newest line of titles, featuring upscale and sophisticated, light stories in the mystery/suspense/thriller genre, written
by our Patriot Media Authors.
Missing Person is the first in the Caper Series
by D.M Ulmer, and launches our Tea and Crumpet Capers
line of titles.
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Missing Person
W.H. Hesse & D.M. Ulmer
List Price: $16.95 5.5" x 8.5" (13.97
x 21.59 cm)
Black & White on White paper
154 pages Patriot Media Publishing
ISBN-13: 978-0979164293
ISBN-10:
097916429X
BISAC: Fiction / Mystery & Detective / General
Retired Marine Corps SGTMAJ
Kincaid, turned Professor of English literature, moonlights as a writer of mystery novels. He is approached
by a woman fan who misconstrues his literary talent for bona fide detecting skills. She retains him to locate
her son with whom she has lost contact for twenty years. Kincaid reluctantly accepts and finds himself in a quagmire
of intrigue, greed, and murder.
The drama is set in and around Port Angeles,
near Washington State’s magnificent Olympic Mountains.
| The Roche Harbor Caper |
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The
Roche Harbor Caper
by D.M. Ulmer
List Price: $16.95 5.5" x 8.5" (13.97
x 21.59 cm)
Black & White on White paper
164 pages Patriot Media Publishing
ISBN-13: 978-0984577712
ISBN-10: 0984577718
BISAC: Fiction
/ Mystery & Detective / General
Washington State’s
San Juan Islands, during a weekend visit arranged by Michael Kincaid
for his son to become better acquainted with the focal point of Michael’s
evolving romance, things go from bad to worse. Kincaid reopens a case with an official finding
of accidental death many believed should have been murder. This leads to both Kincaid and his son being caught up in
a wild adventure on the high seas.
| The Long Beach Caper |
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| The Shelburne Inn, Long Beach, WA |
The Long Beach Caper
by D.M. Ulmer
List
Price: $16.95 5.5" x 8.5" (13.97 x 21.59 cm)
Black & White on White paper
158 pages Patriot Media,
Publishing
ISBN-13: 978-0984577729
ISBN-10:
0984577726
BISAC: Fiction / Mystery & Detective / General
Michael Kincaid, a retired Marine Corps
Sgt. Major, turned English Literature Professor, and his wife Doris, become involved in a caper while on their honeymoon in
Long Beach, WA. Their first day at Long Beach, a stranger recognizes Michael
as the author of the Harry Steele detective novel series, introduces himself, then asks Michael to investigate a mundane problem
within his family, keeping or disposing of their three generation legacy; the Heinrich Voelcker farm in Idaho.
This request ends up being more than Michael and Doris bargained
for, turning their honeymoon into a kidnapping and conspiracy investigation of a mysterious third party trying to swindle
the Voelckers out of their legacy.
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Count the
Ways
D. M. Ulmer
List Price: $16.95 6" x 9" (15.24
x 22.86 cm)
Black & White on White paper
254 pages Patriot Media, Publishing
ISBN-13: 978-0979164248
ISBN-10:
0979164249
BISAC: Fiction / Literary
"A grand romance in the classic sense. A love between a Naval Academy midshipman and an
Iowa farm girl, a Korean War-era tragedy, and the search by a grandson for the mystery surrounding his grandparents love story.
"There is a modern mindset that says romances are for women. Any man who has ever
been in love will identify with Bren Judge, enjoy the story, and even possibly shed a few tears."
Dave
Bartholomew
Captain, US Navy (Ret.)
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Lovers of
Submarine stories, Undersea Action & Adventure! Submarine Classics: A six book series of submarine adventures
by D.M. Ulmer. Order all six together and save 15%!   Volumes 1 & 2 Volumes 3 & 4 
Volumes 5 & 6 
Not
part of the Submarine Series but still a Classic! Shared Glory Authored by D. M. Ulmer List Price: $18.95 Sale price: $17.05 6" x 9"
(15.24 x 22.86
cm)
Black & White on White paper
180 pages Patriot Media Incorporated
ISBN-13: 978-0990572404
ISBN-10: 0990572404
BISAC: Fiction / War & Military Shared Glory captures the high drama of combat operations, the complexity of war machines and indelible changes
to the lives of the men who fought World War II. Young women were left to sort
out developing relationships as virtually all the males were either in service
or on their way to donning a uniform.
After the attack on Pearl
Harbor, Hawaii, by the Japanese, U.S. Navy submariners wasted no time in striking back at Japan. This immediate
retaliation both escalated sagging morale at home and punctured the Japanese bubble
of perceived invincibility.
United States Navy Lieutenant Linton Adams, and U.S. Army Air Corps Sergeant
Jerry Wagner, have an issue to be ultimately resolved in the World War II torn
southwest Pacific Ocean. In the interim, both travel harrowing paths, Adams through submarine
warfare against Japanese war and merchant ships and Wagner in the bloody skies over Europe and Japan.
Author D.M. Ulmer makes use of a rich and varied background to bring his superb novels to life. “Using
true incidents,” Ulmer says, “spices the tale and brings a certain
credibility not found in contrived scenarios. Though I must remember to change
names and protect the guilty.”
The book, fraught with World
War II action scenes, required considerable research into submarine warfare in the southwest Pacific and aerial
combat against Nazi Germany and the Empire of Japan.
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