The Last of the Horse Cavalrymen

Circa1943, As 'World War Two' Wages on with the Japanese--U.S. Horse Cavalry Captain, Fred Roessler, stationed on Oahu, Hawaii, joins together specialized men to round up spies still operating long after Pearl Harbor's attack. Horses, mules, Airplanes, PT Boats, Submarines, Torpedos, specialized equipement, and personalities, together make this never-been-told story an easy-reading, entertaining, and educational adventure book for both genders.-- ENJOY!

Book one in a series of four about U.S. Horse Cavalry Captain, Fred Roessler during WWII. Circa 1943--the Army calls it quits to using the horse or any animal for battle. This disrupts the order of things for the Cavalry soldiers, sending them off to separate assignments around the world. Fred's assignment as a 'General's Aid' turns into a whole new life for him on Oahu, as he covertly chases down spies radioing coded information to the passing enemy submarines. Fred and his trusty steed, 'Danny Boy', search together for the enemies base(s) of operation on this six hundred square mile Hawaiian island. Both the Army and Navy join forces to eradicate these spies. Meet Fred's crew and friends for an adventurous, semi-crass, story, filled with camaraderie and levity amongst the men and women that served with Fred on these missions. THE SECOND BOOK IS A SEQUEL TO THE FIRST. INSIDE THESE BOOKS IS A DESCRIPTIVE GUIDE TO THE OTHERS.

A resident of San Marcos, California and new to writing, although brother is a professional screenplay writer with several full length movies to his credit, the author, Max Von Altis, has written four books on WWII called; the Last of the Horse Cavalrymen' series. Once the first four books of the series are published, then two westerns follow, a terror story about an off-shore drip ship and last, a story about one of the oldest families on the American continent. All this before the Author's bucket list is started--but then why wait?