Chosen: Commander in Chief

The Republican party is looking for a presidential candidate who will capture the public's imagination. Enter Brigadier General Rachel Ryland, USAF, retired -- currently serving in the U.S. Senate. Appointed to her husband's senate seat after he is killed in a helicopter crash in Afghanistan, Senator Ryland is a thirty year veteran with extensive experience in foreign policy and strategic planning. When asked to run for president, will she accept? If she runs, can she win? How does her military background make her uniquely qualified to be commander in chief at this time in U.S. history?


About the Author


Judith Galloway is a retired Air Force officer. Prior to her retirement from active duty she served as education and training officer at all levels of command including a special assignment to the U.S. Air Force Academy. Medically retired in 1981, she continued her military service as a civilian management analyst and contract administrator for the U.S. Navy.