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Theodore P. Savas graduated from The University of Iowa College of Law in 1986 (With Distinction). He practiced law in Silicon Valley for twelve years and co-founded Savas Woodbury Publishers (subsequently Savas Publishing) in 1990. The company was sold to an East coast publisher in 2001. He has been teaching legal, history, and business college classes since 1992. He is the author or editor of fourteen books (published in five languages) including A Guide to the Battles of the American Revolution (with J. David Dameron, Spellmount and SBLLC, 2006), Hunt and Kill: U-505 and the U-Boat War in the Atlantic (Spellmount, SBLLC, 2004), Silent Hunters: German U-boat Commanders of World War II (Campbell, 1997; Naval Institute Press, 2003) and Nazi Millionaires: The Allied Search for Hidden SS Gold (Casemate, 2002), as well as a score of articles in a variety of journals and magazines. He also wrote an opinion-editorial column for a northern California newspaper. Contact him at: teds@savasbeatie.com.
Russel H. "Cap" Beatie graduated from Princeton University and Columbia Law School, has been a trial lawyer in New York City for more than three decades. He is the author of several articles and books, including Road to Manassas (Cooper Square, 1961), and The Army of the Potomac, vol. 1: Birth of Command, September 1860 - September 1861 (Da Capo, 2002), and The Army of the Potomac, vol. 2: McClellan Takes Command: September 1861-February 1862 (August 2004). His interest in the Civil War first began at a young age when he read Douglas Southall Freeman's Lee's Lieutenants: A Study in Command. A Kansas native and former lieutenant in the field artillery and infantry, Cap has lived in the New York City area most of his life. He has completed his third volume in his Army of the Potomac series, and is currently writing the fourth installment. Contact him at: bhunter@bandolaw.com.
Sarah Keeney (Marketing Director) graduated from Cal Poly in San Luis Obispo, California, with a degree in journalism (public relations concentration). She is outstanding in every way, and works rings around the rest of us. Sarah resides in San Jose, California. Contact her at: sarahs@savasbeatie.com.
Lee Merideth (indexer, editor) is the author or editor of several books, including the best-selling 1912 Facts About Titanic (Savas Publishing, Rocklin) and Grey Ghost: The Story of the Aircraft Carrier Hornet (Rocklin). Lee is well known in the book world as an indexer and compiler of arcana. historyindex@earthlink.net.
James Zach (graphic designer, ZGrafix) is a graduate of Iowa State University and a graphic designer par excellence. His remarkable and original dust jacket designs and interior design work have been turning heads for many years. Jim can be contacted at: zachjame@niacc.cc.ia.us.
Ian Hughes (graphic designer, Mousemat Design, Ltd.), lives and works in London. He designs original jackets and other materials, especially when we sell co-edition books to publishers in the UK. Ian can be reached at: ian@hughes-design.demon.co.uk.
David F. Wieck (manuscript reader, developmental editor) has spent the past twenty years acquiring a substantial background in editing, writing, researching, and developing books, magazine articles, and professional educational materials. He is a government analyst and independent editor with a background in historical, technical, and governmental materials. As an editor and writer, he is familiar with all aspects of the pre-publication process. As an author, he recently collaborated with David Shultz on the acclaimed The Battle Between the Farm Lanes: Hancock Saves the Union Center, Gettysburg July 2, 1863 (Ironclad, 2006), and is currently collaborating on a number of American Civil War projects. David is also an experienced presenter and instructor with a B.A. in Political Science from Haverford College and an M.B.A. in Finance and International Business from Temple University. He lives in Northern Liberties, a historic Philadelphia neighborhood originally designated as a colonial "suburb."
Terry A. Johnston Jr. (developmental editor) holds degrees from Tufts University (BA, history and economics) and Clemson University (MA, history), and is currently working toward his Ph.D. in history. A specialist in the American Civil War, he worked as assistant editor (1999-2004) then editor (2005-2007) of North & South magazine. He is the editor of “Him on the One Side and Me on the Other”: The Civil War Letters of Alexander Campbell, 79th New York Infantry Regiment, and James Campbell, 1st South Carolina Battalion (University of South Carolina Press, 1999).
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