Robert Duncan-Enzmann

Vera is a young girl with extraordinary intelligence. She was born in a small ship-building town at the start of WWII. This is the story of Vera and the people who love her, help her, pity her, envy her, fear her, and covet her. How Vera rises out of adversity makes her story unusually compelling.

Vera is a young girl with extraordinary intelligence. She was born in a small ship-building town at the start of WWII. This is the story of Vera and the people who love her, help her, pity her, envy her, fear her, and covet her. How Vera rises out of adversity makes her story unusually compelling.

At the dawn of the U.S. military defense computers, beneath a mountain at the birthplace of America's Missile and Space Activity - a.k.a. White Sands Missile Range, New Mexico - the U.S. created a robot to break all robotic laws. It was a fully autonomous tank that ruled the battlefield. This is not a war story. It is the story of what happens when a military AI decides to be a real girl. Yet if anything could go right, it might.

This book reveals that the construction and launch of Echolance fleets can be accomplished without major technological breakthroughs, at surprisingly affordable cost, in a relatively short time, and with beneficial consequences for humans who remain on the Earth, as well as for those who open up the cornucopia of interstellar space. This is a call for action.

ENDEAVOR is FREA's quarterly publication. ENDEAVOR tells the story of Dr. Enzmann and his wife Joanna Enzmann - he a world-class geologist, historian, linguist, astronomer, engineer, and physicist, and she a skilled mathematician and programmer who worked on the first computers and some classified projects - and how they worked together to create the skin in which the space program could grow. FREA's quarterly ENDEAVOR includes papers written on topics like gravity, astronomy, geology, physics, time, history, cosmology, and mythology, symbology, mathematics, space mission planning, planetology, and more. Trivia from the Archive will include photos and artwork, and articles about Dr. and Mrs. Enzmann published over the decades.

"The war will be over in days. All Brandenbergers, their families, relatives, and associates will be executed. We must do something extraordinary. And why not? There's nothing to lose." Flight of the Summerbird tells of a little-known event at the end of WW II, told here by Robert Duncan-Enzmann as told to him by the passengers of the Summerbird condor airplane. A must-read for scholars of WW II.

A tiny speck floats in space for eons. It carries a secret that, if released, will become the most formidable force in the universe. An original sci-fi by Robert Duncan-Enzmann.

There exists an extraordinary Proto-Indo-European archive of tablets at G nnersdorf on the Rhine. This is one of the most extensive ever recovered, with a library of more than 1,000 chronicles on bone, stone, and ivory. "Ice Age Language: Translations, Grammar, and Vocabulary" presents these inscriptions as language that can be, and herein is, translated.