Hello and thank you for joining me today for Give Him 15.

The title of our post today is The Patriots Field Manual.

While it is important on this Patriot Day, the anniversary of 9-11, to look back and remember those we lost.

It is also appropriate to look ahead.

In order to do so, I am taking today's post from Major, retired Major, William Osten's incredible new book. This book is amazing. The Patriots Field Manual,

Parentheses, FM, which stands for Field Manual 1776.

This book, if read and applied by enough patriots, has the potential to change America.

I'm going to read excerpts from the foreword by Mary Jean Eisenhower,

the granddaughter of President Dwight D. Eisenhower from Will's prologue and an excerpt

from Chapter 1. Thank you, Will, and the Osten family for the great sacrifices you have made for our nation.

The price has been great. And thank you for giving us this incredible manual on how to see America restored. It is my honor to call you friends.

From the forward, Mary Eisenhower says, I know my granddad, I know my granddad, I know my granddad would love what Major William Osten has written in the Patriots Field Manual, FM 1776.

This succinct but powerful book fully captures the ethos of the American founding

and provides a practical roadmap for local engagement.

Field manuals show soldiers how to win or how to fight and win.

That's exactly what FM 1776 does.

Part 1 provides a philosophical why for the defense of America

because unlike during World War II,

unlike during the World War II epic, when everyone was proud to be an

American, our country is under attack with various revised ideologies. Part one is necessary.

Then part two shows local citizens how to use the tools provided in our Democratic

Republic to non-violently fight and win back their communities. She says, I hope FM 1776 is read by

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