Soon after America entered World War II, patriotism reached a fever pitch! Everyone became involved in the war-effort in every imaginable way. From th...

America managed to stay out of the Second World War for almost three years although her navy was battling the German submarine menace in the Atlantic,...

The 10th was the only US mountain division to be raised in World War II, and still has a high profile, being involved in operations from Iraq to Somal...

The ineffectiveness of conventional air attacks on US Navy surface ships, particularly heavily defended targets like carrier task groups, forced the J...

Perhaps the biggest difference in the fighting between the two world wars lay in the invention of the man-portable radio that allowed for a greater de...

The cavalry regiments of the US Army were in the process of being transformed into a mechanized force when the USA entered World War II. While those c...

The parachute infantry regiments were among the most highly decorated US Army units of World War II, and between them they saw action right across the...

America deployed a diverse group of special operations forces (SOF) throughout World War II and in Korea. These elite units quickly earned a redoubtab...

War Art/ Soldier Art. This book displays the work of a very talented soldier's wife, who wrote (and drew for) her husband daily. Subjects are romantic...

In this book, a follow-up to the same author's well-received study of British web equipment, Martin Brayley gives a detailed illustrated overview of t...

This book covers the US Infantry guns and weapons used in combat, but with a twist; it exclusively contains soldier's first-hand stories about their e...

Chronicling the many faces of the WWII effort, these contemporary black-and-white portraits of the longest surviving veterans remind us that the war c...

Survivors: Battlefield Relics of World War II tells the stories of some of the massive military weapons left scattered across the European countryside...

The involvement of women in the Second World War has never been fully acknowledged. However thousands of them wore their country's uniform, in the tra...

Take the fight to the enemy with this new theatre book for Bolt Action. From the D-Day landings to the final battle for Berlin, this volume gives play...

The One-Man Pneumatic Life Raft was the unheralded and almost unknown savior of uncounted downed airmen of World War II and the early Korean War. This...

World War II Troop Type Parachutes was written for anyone interested in the history of airborne troops, and is profusely illustrated with unpublished ...

Military sweetheart jewelry was important on the home front during the World Wars I and II as mementos of the service men who were abroad. With their ...

This second book by Nick Snider presents the popular collectible military sweetheart jewelry and collectibles that were so important to the home front...

Towards the end of the Great War, the United States Army started to distinguish its units with cloth shoulder insignia. From 1941, due to the terrific...

The Rubber Soldiers were an army of 55,000 men from the Brazilian northeast, who were sent to the Amazon basin to harvest rubber for the Allied War ef...

To Win the War: Homefront Memorabilia of World War II is a companion volume to V for Victory, and showcases collectibles from the collections of Gary ...

The patch is a customized emblem designed specifically for a particular organization. An emblem is often displayed on patches, decals, plaques and oth...

With names like Zemke, Schilling, Gabreski, Mahurin and Johnson, the 56th Fighter Group was, and still is, one of the legendary fighter units of World...

Here at last is the exciting, detailed story of the US Eighth Air Force's only Radar Countermeasure squadron that flew from England duing World War II...

Yellowjackets! The 361st Fighter Group in World War II is a narrative history of a combat unit attached to the US 8th Air Force in the European Theate...

A lavish work on the daring pilots who fought the Japanese in the skies over IndoChina while breaking all the rules. A fascinating study of air war on...

In January 1943, and as World War II entered its second year it was evident that US tanks were outgunned, under-armored, and underpowered. In short, t...

Watsons Whizzers details how American jet superiority came about as a direct technology transfer from the German Luftwaffe, whose test pilots and scie...

This is a study of one of the 8th USAAF's sub-units. The 1st Combat Bomb Wing (1CBW), created on 13 September 1943, was preceded first by the 1st Bomb...