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When an American teenager gets bullied at her school in Southeast Asia, she fights back--and gets sent to a reform school. But the “school” is more like a prison, and the young teenager must fend off predatory guards and menacing gangs to survive. Locked Up
Explore the life and landscapes of Southeast Asia through stunning photography. This remarkable series captures vivid colors and sensational landscapes, as well as Asia's mysterious cultural codes. Asia From Above
From aptly-named 'The Marble City' (Singapore) to Bangkok’s wild streets, Ryan Decenzo, Barney Page, and TJ Rogers skate in southeast Asia. They discover countries of stunning beauty, friendly people, and skate spots that seem too good to be true. 1947Away From the Equator
Owen Wilson, Pierce Brosnan, and Lake Bell star in this action-packed thrill-ride about what one American family must do to survive when a violent coup overtakes Southeast Asia. No Escape (2015)
Meet the clouded leopard. Deep in the jungles of Southeast Asia this elusive cat is threatened by poachers, development, and habitat changes. Ghost Cat: Saving the Clouded Leopard
Deep in the jungles of Southeast Asia, bloodthirsty mercenary Sebastian (Gary Daniels) hunts for the thrill of the chase and victims to sell into slavery, while the local witchdoctor (Danny Trejo) observes. The Lazarus Papers
Go on a self-guided audio tour through the Southeast Asia War Gallery at the National Museum of the U.S. Air Force. During the Museum Audio Tour, you'll enjoy background information about the aircraft on display at the National Museum of the U.S. Air Force and learn about the people who flew them and the crews that maintained them. Sotheast Asia Tour - National Museum of the USAF
In this podiobook: After September 11, 2001, novelist Michael Lund found that the emerging War on Terror recalled aspects of the Cold War in the 1950s. And his experience as an Army correspondent in Vietnam (1970-71) offered clues to the demands a new generation of America's youth would face in the 21st century. Route 66 to Vietnam: A Draftee's Story traces the fate of Mark Landon and other children from Growing Up on Route 66 (an earlier novel in the Route 66 Novel Series) through Southeast Asia and on to prosperous--if troubled--times later in life. Successful highway engineer Mark Landon is irritated by a sore tooth, by a rebellious teenage son, by a daughter's lack of interest in her promising athletic career, by his wife's apparent indifference to his needs, and by Ralph Banister, whose land is blocking the path of the highway Mark must build. Beneath these everyday worries, however, memories of his time in Vietnam are stirring. To survive a mid-life crisis, he begins to fear that he must not only confront the challenges of the present but also the ghosts of his wartime experiences. In doing so he learns surprising things about his wife's past, about his children's abilities, and about Ralph Banister's vision for America.--"an engaging tale that flashes back to the narrator's Vietnam War tour. (The VVa Veteran, January/February 2005, BOOKS IN REVIEW) --"able to reach that place so many of us seek within ourselves." (Route 66 Magazine, Spring 2005 (Volume 12/Number 2) --"not only the most ambitious [book in the Route 66 Novel Series] to date, but it is also the most serious, most challenging and possibly the most rewarding to read . . . " (The Farmville [VA] Herald, April 20, 2005 Route 66 to Vietnam - A free audiobook by Michael Lund J.C. Hutchins
In this podiobook: After September 11, 2001, novelist Michael Lund found that the emerging War on Terror recalled aspects of the Cold War in the 1950s. And his experience as an Army correspondent in Vietnam (1970-71) offered clues to the demands a new generation of America's youth would face in the 21st century. Route 66 to Vietnam: A Draftee's Story traces the fate of Mark Landon and other children from Growing Up on Route 66 (an earlier novel in the Route 66 Novel Series) through Southeast Asia and on to prosperous--if troubled--times later in life. Successful highway engineer Mark Landon is irritated by a sore tooth, by a rebellious teenage son, by a daughter's lack of interest in her promising athletic career, by his wife's apparent indifference to his needs, and by Ralph Banister, whose land is blocking the path of the highway Mark must build. Beneath these everyday worries, however, memories of his time in Vietnam are stirring. To survive a mid-life crisis, he begins to fear that he must not only confront the challenges of the present but also the ghosts of his wartime experiences. In doing so he learns surprising things about his wife's past, about his children's abilities, and about Ralph Banister's vision for America.--"an engaging tale that flashes back to the narrator's Vietnam War tour. (The VVa Veteran, January/February 2005, BOOKS IN REVIEW) --"able to reach that place so many of us seek within ourselves." (Route 66 Magazine, Spring 2005 (Volume 12/Number 2) --"not only the most ambitious [book in the Route 66 Novel Series] to date, but it is also the most serious, most challenging and possibly the most rewarding to read . . . " (The Farmville [VA] Herald, April 20, 2005 Route 66 to Vietnam - A free audiobook by Michael Lund J.C. Hutchins
Bible League is a worldwide scripture placement ministry. Hear ministry updates from Africa, Latin America, Southeast Asia, Central Europe and more. Bible League ACTION Podcast

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