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Join the contest SubscribeSome good Titles there.Americans at D-Day
Americans at Normandy
76 Hours Battle of Tarawa
One Square Mile of Hell
Neptunes Inferno
The Lions of Iwo Jima
Helmet for My Pillow
The Old Breed
The Devils Anvil
Last Man Standing
Islands of the Damned
Hell in the Pacific
Big Week
The Dead and Those About to Die
Deadly Sky
September Hope
Band of Brothers
Red Blood Black Sand
That should keep you busy for awhile.
Never was much of reader of novels but enjoyed reading history from an early age especially military history. Father was a ball turret gunner in a B-24 with the 15th AAF and his cousin won the Silver Star as a 18 Year old Marine in Guadalcanal. I guess that is where the interest came from.Some good Titles there.
Got this back in the 70's. Excellent....... Great photos!
Anything from Keegan, HAstings, or AMbroseI've always had an incredible interest in World War II and all issues concerning it. I have a large personal collection of books on World War II and lately I've been listening to audio books on my daily commute to/from work.
I am about four chapters into Steven Ambrose's book on D-Day and it is awesome.
What are some of you favorite books and authors on WWII history?
I've always had an incredible interest in World War II and all issues concerning it. I have a large personal collection of books on World War II and lately I've been listening to audio books on my daily commute to/from work.
I am about four chapters into Steven Ambrose's book on D-Day and it is awesome.
What are some of you favorite books and authors on WWII history?
Very good read."Nuts" by Vincent Speranza. light reading. He's the inspiration for the Belgian "Airborne Beer". 94 and sill going to reunions.
You'll like his other book, The Brass Ring. He gives an accout of his meeting with Patton.A lot of great reading here. To lighten it up..." UP FRONT " by Bill Mauldin.
You'll enjoy Harold Simpson's Audie Murphy: American Soldier."To Hell and Back" by Audie Murphy
Might also want to read Williams Cubbins War of the Cottontails. Cubbins was a B-24 pilot who was in a Romanian Pow camp and was rescued.The Forgotten 500 by Gregory Freeman. A largely unknown story about Operation Halyard, the rescue of American flyers shot down over Ploesti which was covered up by the US for over a half century.