Former Infantry Sergeant Launches New Book

BIG SPRING, Texas, April 4, 2015 /PRNewswire-iReach/ Brian Welch, a former Infantry Sergeant stationed with the Army's 10th Mountain Division in upstate New York discloses some of the mostly unseen and unfelt scenes and emotions from over two years in Iraq's most volitile districts in a brand new book Term of Service

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Through the course of two long years in the Iraq theatre of operations, a story of courage, camaraderie and sacrifice comes to life. Beginning with humble beginnings at Fort Benning, Georgia, Term of Service coversan entire five-yearterm as an Infantry rifleman and squad leader. Graphic details include precision missions ranging from rescuing the kidnapped American reporter Jill Carroll to the first Iraqi Election. Beginning with the chapter entitled "Into Baghdad", the text depicts graphic scenes of violence that were faced not only by American soldiers but Iraqi forces and civilians caught in the crossfire. The first Iraqi election, Al Zarqawi's death as the leader of Al Qaeda in Iraq and the scenes of near civil war caused by the ruthless bombing of the Al Askari Mosque are justa few of the stories disclosed in Term of Service.

Now a civilian Law Enforcement Officer, Welch uses his experiences and post-combat life to assist his agency'sveterans through a specialized mentorship program and utilizes hard-earned lessons from Iraqin the agency'slocal tactical team and as a firearms instructor.

Available on E-Book through Amazon Kindle, Barnes and Noble, EBSCO, Goodreads and a host of other major E-book distributors, a portion ofall proceeds will be donated to veterans programs such as the Lone Survivor foundation and Wounded Warrior Project.

Media Contact: Brian Welch, Term of Service, 315 767 8221, brn.wlch@gmail.com

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