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Their Backs against the Sea: The Battle of Saipan and the Largest Banzai Attack of World War II
Elvis, Hank, and me
Elvis, Hank, and me

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In 1948, Horace "Hoss" Logan, a young radio producer in Shreveport, Louisiana, started booking talent for a new weekly music show called the Louisiana Hayride. Performed for a live audience and bro...

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Louisiana Hayride Years: Making Musical History in Country's Golden Age
Six John Sloan New York Paintings Small Format Card Books
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Given Up for Dead
Given Up for Dead

By Bill Sloan

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Given Up for Dead
Given Up for Dead

By Bill Sloan

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A gripping narrative of unprecedented valor and personal courage, here is the story of the first American battle of World War II: the battle for Wake Island. Based on firsthand accounts from long-l...

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Brotherhood of Heroes
Brotherhood of Heroes

By Bill Sloan

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Brotherhood of Heroes
Brotherhood of Heroes

By Bill Sloan

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The Ultimate Battle
The Ultimate Battle

By Bill Sloan

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