Being there . . . . to become personally involved with George Armstrong Custer (1839 – 1876)via a new slant a la Schiffer Publishing style. Three new titles are introduced by the youngnonpareil, each with its own oblique opinions, new inclinations, the chief book by LeeChambers, a controversial revelation in itself. See Lee’s book below, …
Being there . . . . seated behind one of our boys piloting a P-47C Thunderbolt from the 62 ndFighter Squadron of the 56 th Fighter Group aligned in formation over the English Channel in May1943 to protect B-17s and B-24s on their way to crush and smash into smithereens Germanmarshalling yards, storage grounds, railroad …
Being there . . . . to meet a host of sympathizing Civil War confederates banding together in aloose league of southern states backed by the Army of the Confederacy. Among them, you willbe privileged to greet honorable Lieutenant-General James Longstreet (1821 – 1904), anAmerican soldier born in the Edgefield District of South Carolina. Although …
Longstreet at Gettysburg; Black Union Soldiers in the Civil War; More Than Just Grit Read More »
Being there . . . . to serve as your own “Critic’s Choice” book reviewing columnist for one ortwo, or perhaps even all four, of St. Martins Press’s latest best military offerings thus far thisSpring. With Springtime waning fast, and early summer’s first crop of new titles due soon, andyour current season’s stack of unread …
The Art of Clear Thinking; IWO, 26 Charlie; The Sniper; Total Empire Read More »
Being there . . . . to watch what was an earthshaking event in mid-1914, the US Army’s entryonto the stage of World War 1 in Europe, touching the lives of millions. As American authorAlexander F. Barnes writes in the Preface of his incredible two volume set, “To Hell With theKaiser – – America Prepares …
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Being there . . . . to participate in the Norwegian sabotage attacks on their country’s NordlandRailway to prevent German troops being redeployed from all over Norway to take part in thefinal battles of World War II. In addition, meet and participate with the brave and courageousmembers of NORSO, the ultra-secret Norwegian Special Operations Group, …
Being there . . . . for the vicious fighting of America’s two most recent wars, the post-Tet ’68battle of the 101 st Airborne’s at Tam Ky, Vietnam, and, in Iraq during the early months of 2004,Operation Vigilant Resolve in Iraq. Thanks to Casemate Publishing, we are privy via vividaccounts of how our government thought …
CASEMATE PUBLISHERS COMBINE FICTION AND NONFICTION FOR STUNNING SPRING READSReviewed and Highly Recommended by Don DeNeviBeing there . . . . to absorb in our final month of the vernal equinox two new Casemates, onefiction, the other nonfiction, that are so diverse and captivating the reader is reduced to a stateof thralldom. Giftable books today …
Being there . . . . in the predawn morning hours of D-Day, June 6 th , 1944, when the invasion ofnorthern France, “Operation Overlord”, had urgent first call use of all American and Britishground and air forces in that part of the Atlantic. The COSSAC, “Chief of Staff to the SupremeAllied Commander (Designate)”, PLAN …
Being there . . . . to do your share in America’s “Arsenal of Democracy” (President Roosevelt’sconcept) between 1941 and 1945 when our people built more than 255,000 aircraft, almost100,000 tanks, some 350 destroyers, and 225 submarines, to say nothing of over 100,000 oddwar products. Far from the front lines of the Pacific War and …
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