About Jason Nulton

Jason Nulton is a retired Lieutenant Colonel and logistics officer who served twenty years in the US Air Force. During his career, he served on nine active duty assignments and held numerous leadership positions (including as commander of two large units). He served in deployed locations in the Balkans, Africa, the Persian Gulf, and Afghanistan, and retired in July 2015. Jason holds two master's degrees and a Project Management Professional (PMP) certification from the Project Management Institute. After spending five years teaching business to college kids at the undergraduate level, he is currently the Director of Training at Balance Holdings, Inc., a startup business which manufactures innovative indoor greenhouse equipment to grow the most nutrient-dense produce on the planet. Jason collaborated on "To War with the Fourth" (ISBN: 978-1612003993) which was published in November 2016 and was a finalist for the 2016 Army Historical Society Distinguished Writing Award. He has a passion for history as it's told through the eyes of those who lived it first hand, and is currently in the publishing process for his next novel "Uncommon Cargo," based on the true story of a Vietnamese family who escaped Saigon as it fell to communist forces in April 1975.

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To War with the 4th Nov 30, 2016

by Martin King , Mike Collins , Jason Nulton

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A century of valor among one of the finest infantry divisions ever to serve, vividly chronicled through extensive research and interviews with veterans.

From the Great War to the War on Terror, the US 4th Infantry Division has always been there. To War with the 4th recounts a hundred years of combat, beginning with their first battle on September 14th, 1918. The men of the “Ivy” Division faced German artillery, fell in the hundreds, yet won the day.

On D-Day of World War II, the 4th Division landed at Utah Beach and kept fighting across Europe until Germany surrendered. From Normandy to the Battle of the Bulge, no other American division suffered more casualties in the European theater, and no other division accomplished as much. In Vietnam, they executed dangerous “search and destroy” missions and fought major engagements, including thirty-three consecutive days of close-quarters combat during the Battle of Dak To. In May 2009, they fought in Iraq at the height of Operation Enduring Freedom. The 4th Infantry Brigade Combat Team deployed to Afghanistan for a year-long combat mission in the birthplace of the Taliban.

Through firsthand interviews with veterans across the decades, and the expert analysis of the authors, the role of one of America’s mainstay divisions is illuminated in these pages.

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