Books matching: american military leadership
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Save:A powerful, no-holds-barred look at the Bataan Death March, this book is tough but important reading - ideal for those who want an honest, in-depth view of WWII’s Pacific theater.
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Save:'Liberty!' by Thomas Fleming delves into the American Revolution, highlighting the key figures and events that shaped the nation's formative years. It provides a detailed account of the struggles and sacrifices made by individuals on both sides of the conflict, shedding light on the personal and political motivations driving the revolution. Through engaging storytelling and insightful analysis, Fleming brings to life the complexities of the war, including the battles, strategic decisions, and the ideological clash between American liberty and British tyranny.
A must-read companion for Band of Brothers fans and WWII buffs - personal, respectable, and full of lived experience, but may feel redundant to those who’ve already devoured the story elsewhere.
I am still haunted by the names and faces of young men, young airborne troopers who never had the opportunity to return home after the war and begin their lives anew. Like most veterans who have share...- #4
Save:A richly detailed, gripping account of the US Army’s tough learning curve in North Africa - essential reading for WWII buffs and anyone interested in how wars (and armies) are really won.
AFEW minutes past 10 A.M. on Wednesday, October 21, 1942, a twin-engine Navy passenger plane broke through the low overcast blanketing Washington, D.C., then banked over the Potomac River for the fina... - #5
Save:A richly detailed, definitive account of a crucial turning point in American history - perfect for those who love immersive, well-researched military narratives.
This volume is part of a series called Pivotal Moments in American History. Each book in this series examines a large historical event or process that changed the course of American development. These... The novel '2034: A Novel of the Next World War' by James G. Stavridis and Elliot Ackerman explores a future where America's hubris leads to conflict with China, Russia, and Iran. The story delves into the consequences of decisions made by states, the technological advancements of China, and the implications of cyber warfare. The narrative focuses on multiple characters from different perspectives, highlighting the geopolitical dynamics and military engagements that shape the world on the brink of war.
The book presents a cautionary tale about the risks of escalating tensions and the potential for a global conflict. It combines elements of speculative fiction, military thriller, and political intrigue to engage readers in a story that challenges moral assumptions and explores the complexities of modern warfare and international relations.
His father had felt it a bit more than him, like that one time the FLIR on his F/A-18 Hornet had failed and he’d pickle-barreled two GBU-38s “danger close” for a platoon of grunts in Ramadi, using not...- #7The Guns at Last Light: The War in Western Europe, 1944-1945by:Book 3 in the series:World War II Liberation
Save:A vivid, masterfully crafted finale to a highly readable trilogy - perfect for anyone wanting a comprehensive (if US-focused) account of the war in Western Europe, though not a source of major new discoveries for well-versed experts.
THE singing stopped as the Norman coast drew near. Stars threw down their silver spears on a long column of eight hundred airplanes ferrying thirteen thousand American paratroopers to battle. South th...
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