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by John Rogers and Mark Stille. Softcover (7.25×9.75 inches). 96 pages. 2026. Subtitle: The Allies Assume the Offensive This is the sequel to New Guinea 1942-43: Air Campaign 56 by the same authors and carries the war in the air
by Maureen Buick. Hardback (6.2×9.3 inches). 231 pages. 2026. Subtitle: WWII’s Longest-Serving American POW Camp Leader This biography of Kenneth “Kurt” J. Kurtenbach examines his life as a tail-gunner in a B-17 who became a WWII POW in Germany. Conditions
by Steven J. Zaloga. Softcover (7.25×9.75 inches). 64 pages. 2026. The title says one thing, but the text provides another. I was expecting explanations on, well, US tank tactics. What I got more often than not were long excerpts from
by Odd Bjerke. Hardback (6.3×9.3 inches). 221 pages. 2026. Subtitle: The World War II Story of Odd Bjerke, 5 Troop, No. 10 (Inter-Allied) Commando Oddeman Bjerke was a Norwegian who fled Norway into Sweden and then traveled to Britain to
by Michael John Claringbould. Softcover (7.25×9.75 inches). 80 pages. 2026. Subtitle: Solomon Islands 1942-43 Long-time readers of my AAR know of my fondness for Claringbould books and booklets. This one offers the usual Osprey Duel focus on two specific opponents
by Mark Lardas. Softcover (7.25×9.75 inches). 96 pages. 2026. Subtitle: America’s Disastrous Start to the Pacific War This broad overview covers the US deployment of air assets to the Philippines just prior to the Japanese bombing of Pearl Harbor and
by Isaac Lamberth. Hardback (8.0×9.8 inches). 288 pages. 2026. Subtitle: Europe, The Caribbean, and South America When I hear US Marines and WWII together, I think of island invasions in the Pacific. However, the Marines also saw service elsewhere on
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 David Wragg. Softcover (6.2×9.2 inches). 205 pages. 2022 reprint of 2014 book. Subtitle: The Atomic Bomb and Much More I went back and forth about this book’s content. It discusses technology primarily developed in WWII and applied to Cold
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