THE ARMY CALLED IT HOME, MILITARY INTERIORS OF THE 19TH CENTURY. by William L. Brown II. 8 1/2" x 11", 232 pages, Hardbound. Contains over 200 vintage photographs of living quarters, barracks, mess halls, hospitals, tent interiors and recreation areas utilized by the army in the 1800's. Shows in detail equipment storage, officers quarters, frontier kitchens and everyday soldier life on the march as well as in the post. Maps of military installations are included. Classic photos of General Custer at home with his wife. A rare look at military lifestyles throughout the country during a unique period in our history.

THE POSTERS THAT WON THE WAR. by D. Nelson. 9" x 11 1/2", 160 pages, Hardbound, illustrated. The productions, recruitment and war bond posters of W.W.II. These are the posters that spurred the public into action, increasing production and raising the patriotic spirit on the home front. Over 100 full color posters along with 40 black & white photographs

V FOR VICTORY, "AMERICA'S HOME FRONT DURING W.W.II". by Stan Cohen. 416 pages, 8 1/2" x 11", soft cover, 700+ photographs, 110 pages of full color. Vivid pictorial journey thru the war years as seen by civilians at home: ration cards, blackouts, war work, recruiting, bond drives, shipyards, wartime music, Hollywood's contribution, service organizations, civil defense, Japanese-American internees, sports, parades, exhibits. Interesting look at WWII at Home

THE U-BOAT COMMANDER'S HANDBOOK. by the High Command of the German Navy. W.W.II U.S. Navy translation of the 1943 German edition. 120 pages, 5 1/2" x 8 1/2", softcover. Compiled from combat experience, this handbook was at the side of every operation U-boat commander. The student of the Battle of the Atlantic can feel the drama of the U-Boat in action. Through this book the reader enters the mind of the U-Boat commander. Well Illustrated

THE WAR DIARIES OF U-764: FACT OR FICTION?. by Heinz F. K. Guske. 5 1/2" x 8 1/2", 192 pages, soft cover. Taken from the actual war diaries of the U-764, the author, a former radio operator of the boat, takes the reader on each of the boat's missions during W.W.II. The text is focused on illustrating what actually occurred on each mission, which was not always what the commander chose to record in his KTB's. A rare insight into undersea warfare

EAST WIND RAIN "A PICTORIAL HISTORY OF THE PEARL HARBOR ATTACK". by S. Cohen. 8 1/2" x 11", 298 pages, soft cover. Profusely photo illustrated history of the infamous attack on our Naval Fleet at Pearl Harbor. 100's of official U.S. Navy photos are used to show destruction rained on our forces by Japan. Scenes included ships, government installations, aircraft facilities and civilian populations. Vintage Japanese pictures are also shown. Descriptive text

PROCEDURE FOR MILITARY EXECUTIONS (ARMY REGULATIONS #633-15) DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY 1959. 22 pages, 5 1/2" x 8 1/2", soft cover, reprint. Official U.S. Army handbook describing methods of execution - musketry, hanging and electrocution. Illustrations of hanging scaffolds, emergency gallows and noose. Text describes duties to be carried out by officers, executioners, etc

STEADY NERVES AND STOUT HEARTS, THE ENTERPRISE (CV6) AIR GROUP AND PEARL HARBOR 7 DEC 1941. by R. Cressman and J. Wengler. 62 pages, 8 1/2" x 11", soft cover. Fascinating account of 36 men from the carrier Enterprise who were in the air near or over Oahu at 7AM on December 7, 1941. The Wake Island ferry mission that proceeded the attack, the flight operations during the attack and the abortive searches for the Jap fleet and the tragic loss of planes from Fighting Six on the night following the attack. Photo Illustrated. A very interesting book to read.