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by Martin King and Steve Mrozek. Hardback (6.3×9.3 inches). 237 pages. 2026. Subtitle: A History of the 82nd Airborne Division The 82nd Division started in WWI with men from all over the US. Obviously, it wasn’t airborne in the beginning.
by Max Allan Collins. Paperback (4.2×6.7 inches). 243 pages. 2002. Murder mysteries are not my usual form of novel, but as this involved the Lusitania, I thought I’d give it a try. He also wrote Road to Perdition and I
by Brian Willan. Softcover (6.2×9.2 inches). 188 pages. 2022. Subtitle: From Dublin’s Botanic Gardens to the Killing Fields of Gallipoli This bio of Charles Frederick Ball follows him from his childhood through botanical studies to Kew Gardens and Dublin’s Botanic
by Harold E. Raugh, jr. Hardback (6.4×9.5 inches). 362 pages. 2026. Subtitle: Perspectives on British Military History and Leadership This first volume of three reprints 14 articles that appeared in various magazines, most often Soldiers of the Queen, from 20
by Tim Gale Softcover (6.2×9.3 inches). 268 pages. 2026 reprint of 2016 book. Subtitle: Development, Tactics and Operations The three main tanks used by the French — St. Chamond, Schneider, and Renault — receive the bulk of the attention, but
by Richard A. Wasserman Softcover (6.0×9.0 inches). 225 pages. 2026. Being from NJ, I was rather intrigued about NJ’s participation in WWI. Apparently, a lot. NJ companies manufactured munitions and ships as well as mobilized troops to fight in the
by Alessandro Cova Translated by James Cetrullo. Hardback (6.4×9.4 inches). 255 pages. 2021 translation of 2019 reprint of 1987 book. This biography jumps around in time, starting with Graziani’s 1940 offensive into Egypt and subsequent devastating British counterattack. Mussolini’s decision
Hardback (6.5×9.5 inches). 277 pages. 1926. I picked up this 100-year-old book at a book sale not knowing who wrote it. It is a day-by-day diary of a US pilot in British service starting on Sept. 20, 1917. The last
by Tom Isitt. Softcover (6.6×9.7 inches). 334 pages. 2026. Subtitle: The First World War on the Italian Front What a delightful change of pace for a war history. The author bicycled what was the entire WWI front in Italy, with
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