America's Youngest Warriors - Volume II was published in September 2002.  The book contains 200 stories in its 660 pages.

America's Youngest Warriors - Volume III was published in April 2006. The book contains 191 stories in its 645 pages and is now out of print.

The stories cover a time span of over a half century of our country's history from World War I to the Vietnam War. Most of the contributors served during World War II and the Korean War. One joined the Marines at age 14 in 1942 and earned the Medal of Honor on Iwo Jima, just five days after his 17th birthday. Several contributors are survivors of the Bataan Death March, and one tells of his years of incarceration in Stalag 17, the infamous German prison camp. Three young men who were killed in action before reaching the legal age for enlistment are profiled in Volume III. 

Although the three volumes follow the same theme, each story is unique. The contributors relate why they decided to enlist underage, how they circumvented the system to do so, and tell about some of their military experiences. Many end their stories with a strong affirmation of the value of their military service and how they would serve again without hesitation. To this day, these veterans profess a strong and unwavering love for their country and great pride in their unique service to it.

America's Youngest Warriors - Volume II is still available for $20.00 each.

America's Youngest Warriors - Volume III is now sold out and out of print. 

The price includes postage at library rates. For priority mail or UPS, add $10.00. Send your order with a check or money order payable to VUMS Book Project to VUMS Book Project, 710 East La Jolla Drive, Tempe, Arizona 85282.