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MEMORIES AND ADVENTURES

By: Winston S. Churchill [Grandson]

…and revisits his early adventures following in the footsteps of his father and grandfather as a war correspondent. This is a very good First American edition copy, in dust jacket….

FACING THE THREAT OF NUCLEAR WEAPONS

By: Sidney D. Drell

“With an Open Letter on the Danger of Thermonuclear War from Andrei Sakharov.” By an eminent physicist. A good copy, some edge wear….

STALIN AND THE BOMB

The Soviet Union and Atomic Energy 1939-1956

By: David Holloway

A very good study of the development of the Soviet bomb, revealing many important influences on Soviet nuclear policy throughout the Cold War. A very good copy, corners slightly worn,…

ON BORROWED TIME

How World War II Began

By: Leonard Mosley

Politics, arrogance, stupidity and the gradual drift towards war. A very good copy, spine slightly faded, covers a bit scuffed, slight edge wear, without dust jacket. (509p., 41 photos, 3…

ON STRATEGY II

A Critical Analysis of the Gulf War

By: Harry G. Summers

The resurgence of American military might, culminating in the 1991 Gulf War. A very good copy….

THIS HALLOWED GROUND

The Story of the Union Side of the Civil War

By: Bruce Catton

An very good history, by the Pulitzer Prize winning author of “The Centennial History of the Civil War.” A very good copy, covers a bit soiled, spine head chipped, corners…

RUSTICS IN REBELLION

A Yankee Reporter on the Road to Richmond, 1861-1865

By: George Alfred Townsend

A 20 year old reporter when the Civil War began, Townsend later became one of the most popular journalists in the country. Originally published in 1866 as “Campaigns of a…

A FRENCH-ENGLISH MILITARY TECHINCAL DICTIONARY: With a Supplement Containing Recent Military and Technical Terms

By: Col. Cornelis De Witt Willcox

War Dept. Document No. 95. A very good copy, light wear to edges, spine head & tail worn but intact, corners slightly frayed, front hinge cracked, leaves slightly browned, owner’s…

THE SOMME

By: Robin Prior and Trevor Wilson

The authors have examined the entire public archive covering the Somme campaign in 1916 and painstakingly reconstruct the day-by-day course of the war. The result is the most precise and…

THE BLOODY ROAD TO PANMUNJOM

By: Edwin P. Hoyt

An account of the “forgotten war,” and the incredible losses that eventually lead to negotiations. A very good copy, in mylar covered dust jacket….

TRAIL BLAZERS FOR INVASION

By: Z. H. Wachsman

“This book is dedicated to the countless men and women-anonymous soldiers without uniform-who in all conquered countries are the most intrepid heroes of this war for humanity’s survival.”- The Author,…

FROM THE DANUBE TO THE YALU

By: Mark Clark

…communism. According to the front cover he describes the Korean conflict as “a war we might have won.” A very good copy, in a mylar covered, slightly soiled, dust jacket….