Guantanamo Remembered-Novel by Jack K. Campbell - Short stories drawn out of Naval Air, Water-fronts of Cuba and the Forgotten War

Guantanamo Remembered

The book's author, Jack K. Campbell is pictured
in the back row, serving during the Korean War.

A Collage of Naval Short Stories

Read about pilots and squadron members at the naval base, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, and see through their eyes as they served during the Korean War... "When old sailors get together, after fifty years, drinks are stirred up, and memories."

What really happened to Lt. Lazezerov and plane captain Mann when their aircraft failed to come back?

Remember the Cuban Madam who served sailors, and ghosts? Just as well to forget.

What ever happened to that Cuban girl I lived with, off base in Cuba, so long ago? Could she be here in Miami?

Did he really smuggle a girl aboard that aircraft carrier?

Didn't Lovett have a curse? Didn't he fly a child bride to Cuba, put her up in a Cuban dump, on the other side of the bay?

Table of Contents

A Return of the Eagles
What really happened to the pilot and plane captain who disappeared at sea?

Remember the Mame!
Celebration of a Cuban Madam who served sailors, and ghosts.

Of Mad Dogs and Men
The hairy tale of an airman

Crossing the Line
Crossing the Equator, and other lines

A Cup of Remembrance
Communion between a sailor and barfly

Trail of the Cuban Butterfly
Hunt for a long lost Cuban love in Miami

The Flight Fantastic
The magical transformation of airmen into men of substance

The Female Contraband
Smuggling a woman aboard a man-of-war

The Angel Connection
The letter of love, and love letters

Moon's Madeleine
The other side of Madeleine

Daughter of the Squadron
A first love revisited

Carnation for a White Hat
An airman lost, and found

The Lovett Curse
An airman lands in Cuba with a child-bride and a Curse