Writer covering 2nd Amendment issues, news, and politics as well as historical features of firearms and weapons systems.

to Mississippi Sportsman magazine, and ms-sportsman.com; Chris Hartwell editor.

Military History Feature Writer for Suite 101.com with some 330 articles online. Many of these have been republished in the magazines Sea Classics, Military Historian and Collector, and Security Management, the historical journal England Expects, the newsletters Combat Forums and Civil War Reporter, as well as the websites Strategy Page, Helium, Forgotten Weapons, and others. Six of these articles have won coveted Editors Choice Awards. Promoted to Topic Editor July 2011 in charge of layout, promotion, proofreading and editing for the Military History section's 20 contributing writers.

Military History Feature Writer for Suite 101.com with some 320 articles online many of which have been republished in the magazines Sea Classics, Military Historian and Collector, and Security Management, the historical journal England Expects, the newsletters Combat Forums and Civil War Reporter, as well as the websites Strategy Page, Helium, Forgotten Weapons and others. Four of these articles have won the coveted Editors Choice Awards. Promoted to Topic Editor July 2011 in charge of layout, promotion, proofreading and editing for the Military History section's 20 contributing writers.

228-623-7616Contracted Writing assignments, (non-fiction), chronological order

Christopher Eger is a member of the US Press Association, Company of Military Historians, the US Naval Institute, US Navy League, The Fiction Writers Platform and a Mississippi State Guardsman. He is a security consultant to the federal government and author of more than 400 published articles, essays and papers. He is a firearms and impact weapons trainer as well a less than lethal weapons instructor. He formerly worked as a corporate trainer for a fortune 100 company, the department head of a county law enforcement office, and for one of the top ten defense contractors in the country. Besides his work on Suite101, he also contributes to CNN's iReports Program, History Times.com, contributes to eHow's knowledge base on military and security subjects, and is the Military History Editor for The Dark Paladin Underground Bookseller. Christopher has been published in Security Management, Military Historian and Collector, Sea Classics, the historical journal England Expects, the newsletters Combat Forums and Strike First-Strike Fast and has appeared on Pacific Radio News on the subject of military history. He worked with a German documentary film crew covering U-Boats sunk in American water and a number of his works have also been republished.He runs the blog http://laststandonzombieisland.com which focuses on Weapons, Wars, Preparation and Security.He recently took a position as a Contributing Writer for Mississippi Sportsman magazine.Chris has recently submitted several military-related articles to the Center for the Study of Southern Culture at the University of Mississippi's Mississippi Encyclopedia collaborative projectHe is currently working on a comprehensive English language book on the Russian Civil War as well as taking a stab at fiction with a military sci-fi book currently under review by a publisher while working towards his MAA full list of works appears at http://www.thedarkpaladin.com/eger

Firearms, CPR, SGIM and impact weapons trainer for GSA Government Contractor

Certified Rifle, Pistol, Range Safety and Home Firearms Safety Instructor

Contributing writer for 40 eHow and Answerbag articles. Contributed to a number of professional works e.g. "NATO Air Policing with a focus on the Baltic States" Baltic Security and Defense Review Volume 12, Issue; ISSN 1736-3780 Published by the Baltic Defense College Riia 12, 51013 Tartu, Estonia. Articles in Sea Classics and Security Management magazine et al; -Five scholarly works on Military subjects for the Center for the Study of Southern Culture at the University of Mississippi's Mississippi Encyclopedia collaborative project. Collaboration with the Journal of Mississippi History and Mississippi History Now.