T.M. Anderson - Author

T.M. Anderson

T.M. Anderson was a career firefighter for a large Midwestern fire department and a deputy fire chief for the United States Air National Guard.

Upon his retirement from both the fire department and the military he turned a photography passion into a full-time career and has won numerous photography awards along with having numerous award wining pictures published.

In 2010 T.M. Anderson relocated from Madison, Wisconsin to the Greater Los Angeles, California area to expand his photography endeavors. That same year he met and married the love of his life in California and then turned to writing.

Mr. Anderson's first Book "Haboob Wind" unravels a plan to use the celebration and dedication to the heroes and survivors of September 11th, 2001 terrorist attacks on America as the launching location for a major terrorist strike on America.

America itself is suddenly disrupted and thrown in to panic and darkness by a long-planned terrorist attack within the United States itself.

Launched during the 20th Anniversary presentation at a southern California military installation and then supported by thousands of sleeping warriors who had been infiltrated into the fabric of the American military and public safety agencies has been laid out by author T.M. Anderson.

“Haboob Wind scares the daylights out of you if it ever came true, but Tommy nails it. In a way, it is a blueprint for bad guys to an extent but in the same vein it is a wakeup call of how we can prevent this from happening. Tommy has taken this right out of today’s headlines, the current, past and potential political situations and what could happen if the fictional events in the book actually came to pass.” - Us4Warriors


His second book is a historical journey through Civil War America.

Titled “Two Million Steps” it is a travel with his Great-Great Grandfather Private Harmon Jennings and his experiences with A Company 25th Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry Regiment and their involvement with Major General William Tecumseh Sherman and his infamous march to the sea during the American Civil War.

T.M. Anderson in addition conducts public speaking events on the history of the 25th Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry.