The Ischerwood Incident

by William H. Christ, Jr.


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Book Details

Language : English
Publication Date : 8/29/2017

Format : Softcover
Dimensions : 6x9
Page Count : 306
ISBN : 9781543443813
Format : E-Book
Dimensions : 6x9
Page Count : 306
ISBN : 9781543443820

About the Book

Between June and October of 1987, the US Naval Academy operated daily in its mission to train future naval officers. However, there existed several troubling developments during that time that the navy refuses to acknowledge ever took place. Some midshipmen used marijuana, the public works office hired some questionable new employees, and some other individuals were suspected of stealing parts from the military. Then other personnel, even an investigator, mysteriously disappeared. Something extremely unusual that was written down in an ancient journal was about to be denied by all. The Ischerwood Incident will physically pull you below the beautifully landscaped lawns of the academy into a dark, cold, and foreboding subterranean world that few civilians or military personnel even knew existed. This incident involved some men who were authorized to go deep within that maze of ancient brick-vaulted steam tunnels to work on official business, while others went there for unauthorized evil activities.


About the Author

Mr. William H. Christ,Jr. has dedicated himself to being a Visionary. A Vietnam Veteran,former Radio personality and a graduate from Mount St. Mary's and Eastern Illinois Universities in the 1970’s. He worked as a Graphic Artist for the United States Naval Academy in Annapolis during the 1980s. That led to a successful career as an Art Teacher with the Baltimore City Public Schools. Mr.Christ has continued as an Architectural Consultant, a Fine Art Artist and currently is a Bishop in The New Catholic Church of North America. He had turned to writing Military adventure fiction and Children's literature beginning in the 1990s. He has a fondness for imaging all of life's potentials. He is the author of "Secrets of the Golden Hourglass", "The lscherwod Incident" and "The Farnsworth Files."