Robert M. Pacholik writes military action adventure and military history fiction. Both as short stories, story collections, and novels.
Bob served served two tours (1968-69) as a combat photographer who covered the war in all four tactical zones as a still photographer and military journalist.
After service in Vietnam, Bob worked as a reporter, editor, and special sections editor for 10 years on newspapers including The Sacramento Bee.
He holds a Bachelors and Masters degree and two teaching credentials.
In mid -career, worked as a Registered Investment Adviser for 29 years.
During the 1990s, Pacholik added Adjunct Prof. teaching duties at the University of Phoenix, and California Sate University, Sacramento. He taught US History: 1945 to the Present, and The Presidency
Bob is the author of SAIGON SUMMER, NIGHT FLARES, and CRAB LOUIE, an action-adventure novel set on the island of Antigua.
Pacholik is retired, but scribbles away.