Rotten Peaches One Airman's Story

Base in-processing was in a classroom at CBPO. The First Speaker was talking about the area when she stopped and asked everyone, "How many of you are single?" Most of the people raised their hands."Keep your hands up for a minute and look around the room. Eighty percent of you will get married while you are stationed here. All of the girls around here are peaches. If they are from the north side of town, they are likely to be native Georgia Peaches and their parents are mostly civilian workers on base. If your peach comes from the south side, her parents are in the service or retired military. Native or not - they are all peaches." So begins Hal Rogan's romantic adventures with a variety of his own Georgia peaches - from the dancing Mia to whirlwind Nicki, Hal's time on base in Warner Robins, Georgia is a mix of both sweet and rotten fruit.Rihn, Harold is the author of 'Rotten Peaches One Airman's Story', published 2006 under ISBN 9781411673816 and ISBN 1411673816.