5 years of work down the drain? That’s what happens when the robot you’ve been building gets attacked by a virus even before you get the chance to activate it... or is it such a bad... More > thing? Enter Mark, a robot that’s been activated by accident, and... his personality isn’t what you’d call “robot-like”. Wanna know more? You can read all about it on the comic itself!< Less
From artichoke dip to triple chocolate cake to silly putty, "Eat With Us" has over 130 recipes! But what really makes this cookbook special are the photos and "Behind the Recipe"... More > stories that give the recipes a personal touch.
"Eat With Us" was put together by the Ashland Preschool PTO, and all the profits from the book go back to the PTO to support its activities, such as special events, field trips, and a music program!< Less
Over 100 tried-and-true recipes from the families of the Warren Elementary School! From tasty snacks to quick dinners to decadent desserts, there's something for every family!
A Private in the Corps of Engineers in the Pacific During World War II. The adventures chronicled in this work are those experienced by the man on the bottom—a member of the 529th Engineer... More > Light Ponton Company and the 866th Engineer Aviation Battalion. The author utilized the diary he kept during the war as well as letters written home to recreate what he--and many others--saw and did during the war in the Pacific. Now perhaps the voice of the private soldier, the anonymous GI may be heard. All of the drawings reproduced in this book are from the author’s collection, who sketched and colored them on the scene during the war. 1 photo, 69 drawings, 3 documents.< Less
Military Intelligence Information Service Bulletin. This manual provides information about the Japanese paratroopers during the war, including training, organization, tactics, operations, planes,... More > parachutes, weapons, uniforms and insignia, equipment, and rations. Originally published during the war by the War Department. 67 pages, 25 photos, 2 drawings, 5 charts, 6 figures, 5 organization charts.< Less
Memoir by a Navy chaplain from training to service with the 8th Marines on Saipan, invasion of Okinawa and during occupation duties in Japan. No other Marine Corps chaplain has ever written a... More > full-length book about his wartime experiences, making this work a very important contribution. 45 photos.< Less
An Official Record of Australian Army Service in Two Hemispheres, 1939-1944. This is a completely new edition (not a facsimile) of a booklet first published in Australia in 1944. This work presents a... More > brief but comprehensive summary of the Australian Army from 1939 to 1944, including coverage of their "battle record" in North Africa, Greece, Crete, Syria, Malaya, Java, Timor, Portuguese Timor, New Britain, New Guinea, Milne Bay, the Owen Stanleys, Wau, Markham and Ramu Valleys, Ethiopia, plus special forces, mainland defense, Australia's Home Guard, Army Women's Services, manpower, artillery, rations, equipment, signals, medical service. 56 photos; 2 maps; drawing; appendices.< Less
In 1945, to end the Pacific War, American strategic plans foresaw an invasion of Japan's heavily defended home islands. Operations Olympic and Coronet, America's proposed landings on Kyushu and the... More > Tokyo Plain, were the largest amphibious invasions ever planned. Although precluded by the war's end, preparations for both were extensive. To gain the element of surprise, Washington and theater planners developed Operations Pastel and Coronet Deception, deception operations designed to convey to the Japanese a false story of where the actual assault landings would occur. In this work, Huber reveals the contents, origins, and effects of these two comprehensive, coordinated deception plans. Originally published in 1988 by the Combat Studies Institute, U.S. Army Command and General Staff College, Leavenworth, Kansas. 61 pages, 6 maps, 2 figures, 1 table.< Less
Tables of Organization, Approved 27 March 1944. The purpose of military organization is to secure the most effective use of the men, weapons, and other resources of a body of troops. This instruction... More > manual from the Marine Corps School in Quantico, Virginia, provides very detailed Tables of Organization and Equipment (TO&E) for a Marine Infantry Regiment and its subordinate units. Part I contains diagrams of the various units and an explanation of their composition and armament so that the reader will be better able to understand and use the tables. No attempt is made to explain the tactical use of the units covered, or the characteristics and employment of the weapons which they have. The tables contained in Part II of this book are the Marine Corps Tables of Organization approved by the Commandant on 27 March 1944 (with changes of 22 July 1944). Originally published in July 1944 by the Marine Corps Schools, Marine Barracks, Quantico, Virginia. 54 pages, 1 illustration, 10 diagrams, 6 tables.< Less
The third in the WWII series from the National Combat History Archive. The story of the Sherman tank from development through WWII service in the ETO and the PTO. 44 pages. Includes 50 photographs... More > from the NCHA photo archive, many never before published.< Less
United StatesUS$
Cart
