HTML AUTHOR BIOGRAPHY William Franklin Hook, MD, is a retired physician and
radiologist, as well as both a Navy and Army veteran; he commanded the 311th
Evacuation Hospital during the first Persian Gulf War. He currently lives in Hot Springs,
South Dakota.
His military career includes three years of active duty with the Navy, including one year of sea duty, and service as a reserve Army officer. He is a member of the American Legion as well as a lifetime member of the VFW.
<p>Hook is a graduate of Stanford University and the Jefferson Medical College of Jefferson University in Philadelphia. He is also an Associate Professor of Radiology (retired) of the University of North Dakota School of Medicine.</p>
<p>He is the award winning author of <i>Never Subdued</i>, a true narrative history of the Philippine-American War, and <i>Desert Storm Diary</i>. He has also written multiple medical articles for various journals, and one medical textbook on CD-ROM.</p>
