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Shot from the Sky
Shot from the Sky

By Cathryn J. Prince

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Prince presents the complete story behind Swiss claims of neutrality, where they applied international law in an unfair manner. They detained and in some cases punished American airmen while allowi...

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Korean Atrocity
Korean Atrocity

By Philip D. Chinnery

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Shield and Sword
The First Team and the Guadalcanal Campaign
The First Team and the Guadalcanal Campaign

By John B. Lundstrom

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This long-awaited sequel to the critically acclaimed First Team completes a fascinating chronicle of the carrier-based air battles that turned the tide of the war in the Pacific. Justly renowned fo...

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San Diego s Navy
San Diego s Navy

By Bruce Linder

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The Co Vans
The Co Vans

By John Grider Miller

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"Depending upon where and when they served, Americans in the Vietnam War had vastly different experiences. Among the more distinctive were those of the advisors who worked closely with their Vietna...

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Submarine Diary
Submarine Diary

By Corwin Mendenhall

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Got no idea about this book and never will. I bet.

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Ethics for the Junior Officer
Naval History Winter 1991
Proceedings May 1992

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