The information contained herein is exclusively translated primary reports. The book also includes an extensive German/English glossary and appendixes. All books are entirely in English unless noted otherwise.
The information contained herein is exclusively translated primary reports. The book also includes an extensive German/English glossary and appendixes. All books are entirely in English unless noted otherwise.
Detailed follow-up to the great histories of Churchill and Eisenhower
Mission Accomplished, The 321st Glider Field Artillery Battalion in World War II by Joseph K. Perkins. Battery Press reprint edition:2004 112 pages. 268 photos/drawings. 1 maps. Trim Size: 8 1/2 ISBN: 003-6 Summary:The 321st Glider Field Artillery Battalion was part of the 101st Airborne Division in World War II. Activated at Camp Claiborne, Louisiana, the 321st fought in Normandy, Holland, Bastogne and Central Germany. This history was originally published in Germany in 1945. It was first reprinted in soft cover by Battery Press in 1977. The 2004 reprint is a hardcover edition.
Publication Date:2002 479 pages. 115 photos/drawings. Trim Size: 7″ by 10″ hardcover ISBN: 033-8 Summary:A regular army unit, the First Infantry Division was one of the first combat formations to move overseas in WWII.
The book includes every piston engine built from an original Russian design or copied from a foreign design; from engines used in the first Russian flying machines to microlight engines still I production.
All pages are clean internally. Please review all pictures carefully for information and condition.
The Defense of the United Kingdom by Basil Collier. Battery Press reprint edition:1995. 688 pages. 30 photos/drawings. 32 maps. Trim Size: 6 1/8″ by 9 1/4″ hardcover ISBN: 212-8 Summary:Originally published in 1957 this is a reprint of the British official Tri-Service account of the defence of the home islands. It begins with the re-armament in the 1930’s, the plans for the RAF, the Battle of Britain, the counter plans against the planned German invasion. Collier then studies the German bomber offensives, especially the night raids and the V-l and V-2 rocket attacks.