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to alaska, colorado, at one point we found ourselves in bahrain on aircraft carrierok and we took a helo destroyer and he was teaching writing and you know how limited it is what you can take on a vessel in a war zone for half a year employment. and one of these sailors had in his duffel a beat up paperback of one of jeff's book. now think of all of the possessions you can bring pictures of family and he brought' jeff's book and he was shy. it was tattered dog eared cover was a little bit detached and he got courage to say you know mr.-- will you sign this for me. and jeff who so warm always to his audience qengt to sign it, now here's unfortunate thing i know about this gentlemen he's left hand sod he went to sign it that cover wentt flying off -- [laughter] so fair warning, i know we're probably selling paperbacks just fair qarng in the vigor of his signing -- so wepu see the public face of somebody and we don't always know what they gave back and -- that was that whole experience was pretty complicated. you know, as a tough time of the people he was serving as a writer werea going thr

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