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KOREA AND THE FALL OF MACARTHUR

A Precis in Limited War

By: Trumbull Higgins

Beginning with the Potsdam conference and following the course of the war through 1951, Higgins examines the specific nature of a war that was both limited in scope and popularity…

AMERICAN COMMISSAR

By: Sandor Voros

Author was a Hungarian communist in the U.S.; served as commissar and historian of an International Brigade in the Spanish Civil War; disillusioned, he quit the Party and returned to…

IN RETROSPECT

The Tragedy and Lessons of Vietnam

By: Robert S. McNamara

Robert McNamara’s reflections on a war that he came to reject and later regret. Drawn from documents only recently declassified and his experience as the Secretary of Defense for two…

THE LIFE AND WARS OF GIDEON J. PILLOW

By: Nathaniel Cheairs Hughes, Jr. and Roy P. Stonesifer, Jr.

This is a very good copy of the First American edition in an unclipped dust jacket. Pillow served with distinction in the Mexican War. During the Civil War he commanded…

BANNERS IN THE AIR

The Eighth Ohio Volunteers and the Spanish-American War

By: Curtis V. Hard, Col.; Robert H. Ferrell, Editor

A Civil War veteran and commander of the only regiment from Ohio to go to Cuba, Curtis V. Hard has written a personal and compelling account of the last days…

THE CAPTURE OF CETYWAYO

By: Lt. Col. Robert James Combe Marter

By the commander of the detached squadron of King’s Dragoon Guards that captured the Zulu king at the end of the Zulu War, Ngome forest, 1879. The original 1879 printing…

EDUCATION BEFORE VERDUN

By: Arnolf Zweig

The first novel in Zweig’s famous anti-war trilogy, followed by “The Case of Sergeant Grischa” and “The Crowning of a King”. Original German title: “Erziehung vor Verdun. Roman” (1935). Translated…

DEFENSE OR DELUSION?

America's Military in the 1980s

By: Thomas H. Etzold

Much on the growing pains of the all-volunteer force, especially the loss of experienced officers and low quality of recruits, by a professor at the U.S. Naval War College. A…

HIGH NOON IN LINCOLN

Violence on the Western Frontier

By: Robert M. Utley

The Lincoln County War, most popularly a platform for sensational depictions of Billy the Kid, is a case study in Western Frontier violence. “Utley recreates the West of the 1870s…

STARS IN BLUE

Movie Actors in America's Sea Services

By: James E. Wise and Anne Collier Rehill

This volume covers the period from WWI through the Vietnam War and features more than 50 actors, comedians and entertainers.

HUNTING LIEUTENANT CHADBOURNE

By: Jim W. Corder

The author’s search for information on 2nd Lt. Theodore Chadbourne, U.S. Army, who was killed in the Mexican-American War at Resaca de la Palma, May 1846. As new, in like…

THE ATOM SPY HOAX

By: William A. Reuben

Former ACLU Publicity Director examines the cases of Nuclear spying that occurred throughout the cold war and exposes the disparity between the headlines fueling national anxiety and the extent of…