Patrick McSherry
is responsible for many of the articles (as noted throughout) and for collaboration
with many of the contributors. He is now serving as overall editor, a position
he has held since 1998. Pat has historical articles in print published
both nationally and internationally. In addition to his own writing,
and his editting work with this website, he has aided in the editting of
items such as a documentary script for a History Channel production on
the Spanish American War, and a book for young adults on the war. He has
served as techincal advisor for a variety of documentary productions such
as a work on the wreck of the USS NEW YORK in Subic Bay, and has appeared
in the Lou Reda Productions for the History Channel of "Spanish American
War - Birth of a Superpower," and "Battle History of the U.S. Navy." He
has also served as an advisor on the PBS Production "Search for the USS
MAINE." McSherry serves as a volunteer aboard the Cruiser
OLYMPIA as a member of the Living History Crew of
the OLYMPIA, where he serves as president of the Crew's Ship Council.
Pat's knowledge of the Spanish American War has given him the opportunity
to serve as Category Editor for the Open Directory Project's Spanish American
War and Spanish American War Living History categories. (See below for
an image of Pat's relative, Willard McSherry, who served in Puerto Rico).
The co-editors gratefully acknowledge the many
contributions to the site made by many people. Efforts have been made to
give everyone credit for their contributions. If we have overlooked anyone,
please let us know!