Operation Typhoon – Book Review
"Operation Typhoon" by David Stahel, though dense at times , is nevertheless a treasure trove of information regarding the late fall battles between the Germans and Soviets in 1941.
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"Loyal Forces: The American Animals of World War II" may have the cutest cover ever on a military history book, but is a well-researched, engagingly written work on a largely overlooked subject.
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Winston Groom's "The Aviators" examines the lives of Eddie Rickenbacker, Jimmy Doolittle, Charles Lindbergh and finds a surprising number of traits and experiences.
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Renowned historian and author Dennis Showalter tackles the Battle of Kursk in "Armor and Blood," deftly blending facts and analysis and dispelling many myths.
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"Catastrophe 1914" tells the story of how World War 1 started and its first few months, when the war was dynamic and forces maneuvered over Europe. The book utilizes letters and diaries of common civilian and lower-level military participants as well as their leaders.
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