This book was written by two 409th G.I.s and originally printed in 1947. THE 409TH INFANTRY IN WW II – NEW. Most are still in shrink-wrap from Battery Press.
“The River and the Gauntlet” by Samuel L. Marshall is a historical book published in 1950, focusing on the Battle of Chongchon River during the Korean War. The book, part of the Combat Arms Series, is available in hardcover format and has been reprinted by Battery Press for Book Club Editions. Written in English, this book delves into the military history and specific events of World War II, offering readers a detailed account of the battle.
“Leibstandarte SS Adolf Hitler: A Military History” by James J. Weingartner is a hardcover book in English that delves into the military history of the Leibstandarte SS Adolf Hitler unit. Authored by James J. Weingartner, this book is published by Battery Press and includes a dust jacket. Focusing on the military history genre, this book offers a detailed account of the unit’s actions and significance during various military campaigns. Perfect for those interested in military history, this book provides valuable insights into the role of this specific unit in World War II.
The “Royal New Zealand Air Force” book by J. M. S. Ross is a nonfiction military history from the World War II period. Part of the “Official History Series” published by The Battery Press in 1993, this hardcover book is intended for adult audiences interested in military and war topics. Focusing on the Royal New Zealand Air Force during WWII, the book provides a detailed narrative of the planes, personnel, and operations of this key military branch. Written in English, this book is a valuable addition to military history enthusiasts’ collections.
“Avatar: Glowing Woodsprite: With Ambient Sounds” by Running Press is a paperback book published by Rp Minis in China. This non-fiction narrative, focusing on performing arts, offers an immersive experience with its inclusion of ambient sounds and a glowing woodsprite theme. With a release year of 2026, this unique and enchanting book is sure to captivate readers with its innovative and engaging content.
My Life in the Foreign Legion by Prince Aage of Denmark. Battery Press reprint edition:1994 204 pages. 1 maps. Trim Size: 5 1/2″ by 8 1/2″ hardcover ISBN: 196-2 Summary:These exciting memoirs were written by Christian Alexander Robert Aage, Prince of Denmark, a great,great nephew of King Louis Phillipe of France ( who founded the Legion in 1831). After serving in the Danish Army, Aage joined the French Foreign Legion in 1923 and in Febuary of that year arrived in French Morocco where he joined the 1st Bn, 2nd For.Leg. Regt at Meknes with the rank of Captain. He campaigned in the Middle Atlas Region against the Berbers until May 1923 when he was assigned to the staff of Gen. Poeymirau as liason officer & saw exten. operations from May tp Sept 1923 in the region known as La Tacha de Taza. He was awarded the Croix de Guerre in July 1923. In May 1924 he was given command of the mounted infantry company of the 2nd R.E.I. & soon moved into action north of the border with Spanish Morocco to combat the raids of the Berber Riff leader Abd-el-Krim, who had raised the tribes against the Spanish. By Oct. 1924, Aage was appointed to the staff of Marshall Lyautey as Intelligence Officer. In April 1925, Abd-el-Krim invaded French Morocco with a large army, trained in part by German WW I veterans and Legion deserters. Aage participated in numerous hard fought actions in the mountains until he fell ill in Aug. 1925 & was evacuated to France, at which point the memoirs end. Aage continued to serve with the Legion in Morocco until his death in 1940. A key account for a study of the Legion by one of its most colorful officers. 1994 limited edition reprint of 1928 edition.
Military Operations, Macedonia. 2 volume set. Hardcover without dust jacket. Mint condition in plastic wrap. Part of the British Official History set for operations in the Balkans inWorld War I. A Battery Press reprint edition.
Book is in decent shape, DJ has edge wear/tears and fading/yellowing, light book wear, binding is good,signed/inscribed by Major General Joseph “Bud” Harper. Pretty rare. An interesting book!
The Recapture of Guam by O. R. Lodge. Battery Press reprint edition:1991 248 pages. 97 photos/drawings. 34 maps. Trim Size: 8 1/2″ by 11″ hardcover with dustjacket ISBN: 160-1 Summary:Originally published in the 1950s by the USMC Historical Branch, this is an official USMC campaign history. While it records primarily the 3rd Marine Division and the 1st Provisional Marine Brigade, it also includes details on the 77th Infantry Division.
General Headquarters and its Critical Decisions, 1914-1916 by General Erich von Falkenhayn 312 pages. 11 maps. Trim Size: 6″ by 9″ hardcover. General von Falkenhayn was appointed Chief of the General Staff in September 1914 and held the post until September 1916 when he was replaced at the urging of Hindenburg and Ludendorff. Although he later successfully led German armies in the East, this book concentrates on operations under his direction in the first two years of the war. There are chapters on the general military situation at the beginning of September 1914, the initial period of trench warfare, operations at Garlice-Tarnaw in the East, attempts to gain a breakthrough in the in the West in 1915 and the campaigns of 1916.
