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Who knows, the first victory of U.S. Marine Corps during World War II, turned out to be under the guidance of China’s Mao Zedong Thought achieved? You don’t believe that, please see a real history related with an American and China,…..

“The Autobiography of Lynn Lee Woodruff is a chronological collection of remembrances, family history and experiences of a real Wyoming man who lived his childhood summers in a tent traveling with his family while the sheep grazed in a time… more

Ray Lock was an eye-witness to the sinking of the German battleship, Bismarck. In these memoirs recalls details of this epic battle, as well as many other memoirs from his fascinating life. * *Here are a few reviews (of the hard copy versio… more

In the following pages I have endeavoured to portray the life and character of one of the most striking figures in the history of the Early Middle Ages, Theodoric the Ostrogoth. The plan of the series, for which this volume has been prepare… more

*NOTE: From this Public Domain work, the original publication was, scanned, assembled, proofed, with additional historic photographs and text added as appropriate by the editor. – Galen C. Dukes, 2011.Usually “truth” is supposed to be eithe… more

, My true accounting about the horror of the Viet Nam “conflict”, it’s effect on the BOYS who fought it, and a Country that chose to turn it’s back. It is an intense emotional journey of a combat platoon leader in Viet nam. From childhood t… more

A woman enters a bank with a bomb strapped to her and demands 3 million dollars. She is being coerced to rob the bank by a gang of robbers who tell her that they will detonate the bomb if anything goes wrong. As it happens, a police officer… more

Letters From Home is the story of a United States Marine Corps Mom’s personal struggles, accomplishments and growth during her only child’s journey through Marine Corps Boot Camp. The emotional journey and sleepless nights of not only havi… more

This book is the culmination of a lifetime of growing up, listening to and living with my father. My father recognized early in life that we lived in a blessed land, a land of liberty and opportunity. My father’s notes showed he volunteer… more

“Can you hear me? Wake up, how many tablets have you taken.”I opened one eye, I was in my own bed, my head was spinning mainly due to the day’s drinking session, but it may also have had something to do with the 60 500mg paracetamol tablets… more

A true story about the experiences of an american soldier’s, and his family’s, experiences with PSTD. The road may not always be ashort one, but the light at the end of the tunnel is certainly worth it. Forthe Soldiers and their spouses who… more

This book details the story of the attempt by the allies to render Germany’s Vergeltungswaffe (V) weapons ineffective in World War 2.In 1943, the Allies knew that Germany was developing Vergeltungswaffe (vengeance) or “V” weapons that threa… more

He was the nation’s oldest living survivor of the infamous Bataan Death March and three and a half years in Japanese prison camps during World War II.As a youth, he was a four letter man and captain of his high school and college teams. Af… more

In 1939 a 21 year old joined the N.Z.R.A.F. as a reservist. When World War II was declared he was called up and sent to Woodburn training camp in Blenheim and taught to fly. In August 1940 he sailed from New Zealand for England and went to … more

Wartime Holland - where the price for being found with a carrier pigeon is death. One boy and his family, desperate to help the allies, find four birds. What will they do? Starving, they are tempted to eat the birds. But their desire to hel… more

In the fateful closing days of 1862, three weeks before Emancipation, the administration of Abraham Lincoln commissioned a code setting forth the laws of war for the armies of the United States. The code announced standards of civilized con… more

When the Korean War began in June 1950, the United States Air Force’s Air Rescue Service was a fledgling organization possessing a variety of aircraft types, most having seen service during World War II. The concept of using helicopters and… more

“You’re in the Air Force now!” Yelled the corporal drill instructor, and with those chilling words what had begun as a boyish adventure suddenly became a very serious, grownup type of situation. But, there was no turning back - certainly no… more

Biography of a young boy who in four years, twice wounded, rose from private to captain in the 95th and 96th Pennsylvania Volunteers. Fighting in nearly every battle involving the Army of the Potomac, he endured incredible hardships while a… more