Publisher: Robert Reed Publishers

This unique and intriguing book is an excellent account of what really happened before and after Man walked on the moon. Information from insiders reveals events that fill in the gaps about the history of space exploration. No matter how skilled the writers of history, you are always getting the story secondhand. This book offers readers the opportunity to go right to the source. These men were there! It may be shocking, but it will also enhance the appreciation of the glories of this great human adventure. The book contains the little known history of the early years of man's desire to travel into space, and reveals the events that took place after the Americans walked on the moon-the true story about what caused the breakup of the German rocket team, as told by Werhner von Braun to his personal secretary; details the practices of a sinister group within the U.S. Justice Department; and, most importantly, the humiliation actively brought to bear against the very people who struggled to put Americans on the moon.

About Lt. Col. William E. Winterstein Sr.

William E. Winterstein Sr. is a retired U.S. Army Lieutenant Colonel who was part of the Apollo team that put the first man on the moon. During World War II, he was an intelligence officer. After the armistice, he worked closely with German rocket scientist Dr. Werhner von Braun.