Full Ride Vol 58 U.S. Virgin Islands Onward Christian Soldier: U.S. Virgin Islands Future Leaders Can Still Earn a Full Ride Service Academy Scholarship: Volume 58

Full Ride Volume 58 – The U.S. Virgin Islands Onward Christian Soldier written by Francis E. McIntire; Air Force Academy graduate, fighter pilot, Red Flag and top gun, and assistant professor in the Department of Behavioral Science and Leadership. Master of Science from Vanderbilt University. Sunday School teacher at Royal Air Force Upper Heyford United Kingdom, Mountain Home Air Force Base Idaho, Montgomery Alabama, and the U.S. Air Force Academy. This is the Full Ride college scholarship manual written in 2000 with frequent updates. The Full Ride Service Academy Scholarship handbook has proven invaluable to parents of high school and prep school students preparing to apply for nominations and appointments to the five (5) U.S. Service Academies. Additional copies are available on Amazon.com by searching “Francis E McIntire Full Ride Onward Christian Soldier”. Bulk copies for churches, civic groups, high schools, prep schools, and guidance counselors available from Frank McIntire, frank@golzup.com (719) 651-7746. Francis E. McIntire (SDVOSB); DBA Francis E. McIntire Enterprises. DUNS: 088316844.As of 2004, the heritage works included EDUCATED BLACKJACK in various formats end editions (including the 1980 Red Flag Deployment edition in red; the FULL RIDE handbook (2000) for parents of students competing for nominations and appointments at the five (5) US service academies; and the MILITARY INSTALLATION EXCELLENCE series (2004). The Leadership Bonus body of work is extensive and included and is not limited to business and technical manuals, novellas and novels, one information technology service catalogue, two-dozen pro bono ‘how-to’ handbooks for not-for-profits and 501(c)3s, a college scholarship manual that proved to be of greater value to the parents than the students themselves. This Leadership Bonus offering is the FULL RIDE Service Academy Scholarship handbook that proved invaluable to parents of high school and prep school students preparing to apply for nominations and appointments to the five (5) U.S. Service Academies.