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THE KOREAN WAR

An International History

By: William Stueck

Examines the role of the UN, NATO and “smaller” nations, and how their restraint helped to prevent the war from escalating beyond the Korean peninsula. A very good copy, in…

REFIGHTING THE LAST WAR

Command and Crisis in Korea 1950-1953

By: D. Clayton James

Focusing on issues of command, James argues that understanding the Korean War is critical to decision-making in all military conflict. A very good copy, in mylar covered dust jacket, binding…

THE BAD WAR

An Oral History of the Vietnam War

By: Kim Willenson

The collection includes 75 personal accounts of the Vietnam war from a wide range of often conflicting perspectives. A very good copy, in mylar covered dust jacket….

KOREA: The Untold Story of the War

By: Joseph C. Goulden

“The pentagon papers of the Korean War.” Goulden takes full advantage of the Freedom of Information Act in order to relate a narrative of this tragic and unconstitutional “police action”…

WAR IN PEACETIME

The History and Lessons of Korea

By: J. Lawton Collins

Written by the Army Chief of Staff, this volume presents an insiders account of the activities of the Joint Chiefs of Staff throughout the war and includes a detailed analysis…

KOREAN WAR ALMANAC

By: Colonel Harry G. Summers Jr.

A wealth of current information on a variety of topics related to the Korean War including key personalities, strategies, weaponry, battles, military units and awards. A good copy, cover slightly…

WAR, PEACE, AND THE VIET CONG

By: Douglas Pike

While not attempting to predict the outcome of the Vietnam War, Pike examines the motives and objectives of the interested parties in an attempt to understand various possibilities for the…

THE “PEOPLE’S WAR” IN FRANCE 1870-1871

By: Lonsdale A. Hale

The Franco-Prussian War. One in the superb “Pall Mall Military Series.” Ex-library reading copy, issued without dust jacket….

LAST REFLECTIONS ON A WAR

The last articles and notes of the renowned war correspondent and authority on Southeast Asia, author of the superb “Hell in a Very Small Place,” about Dien Bien Phu. He…

WASHINGTON GOES TO WAR

By: David Brinkley

The politics, society and culture of the capital suddenly thrown into war. A near fine copy, corners slightly worn, in dust jacket with slightly faded spine. (286p., 26 illus.)…

WAR AND SOCIETY

Historical essays in honour and memory of J.R. Western 1928-1971

By: M.R.D. Foot

Wide-ranging essays by 17 contributors dealing with the relationship between war and the organization of society. Most essays address 20th century conflicts although some deal with earlier time periods as…

ONCE UPON A DISTANT WAR

Young War Correspondents and the Early Vietnam Battles

By: William Prochnau

…the Vietnam War had yet to become the massive tragedy that we know today. According to Prochnau, Saigon was a “tempting oriental backwater” and it is in this setting that…