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A personal memoir of deployment with the strike cell that hunted America's enemies in Iraq using cutting-edge technology.

The training, uniform, equipment, and experience of the fighting men who crewed German assault guns, tank destroyers and self-propeled artillery.

Presents the first detailed assessment in 40 years of the chronological, cultural, economic and social relations in the central Balkans from the beginning of the 3rd to the middle of the 2nd millennium BC, presenting much new information on absolute dating, tin and copper isotope analyses, and unpublished excavations of Bronze Age sites.

Excavation of over 15 sites between the Lincolnshire Coast and Bicker Fen revealed a Bronze Age timber structure, evidence of Iron and Roman settlement and several salt production sites, and a post-medieval brick kiln, enabling a narrative of occupation and industry within a dynamic landscape that has witnessed significant and complex change.

From platoon commander at Belleau Wood, through the Pacific War and Korea to becoming the 20th Commandant of the Marine Corps in 1952: Lemuel Shepherd was the consummate Leatherneck.

The harrowing experience of an Artillery unit charged with an Infantry mission in one of the most hostile killing fields in Afghanistan--the Arghandab Valley

The escape of General MacArthur from the Philippines after the initial Japanese onslaught in World War II is well known. This is the story of the gallant PT-boat men who rescued him, only to be abandoned in enemy-occupied territory.

"This work describes U.S. Marine Corps helicopter operations, including their actions and evolution, throughout the Vietnam War. The book is divided into parts spanning the three stages of the Corps' combat deployment: 'Buildup (1962-1966),' 'Heavy Combat (1967-1969),' and 'The Bitter End (1975).' Each part includes chapters devoted to 'telling the story' of Marine helicopters from the individual to the strategic level." --Provided by publishe

Second of two titles presenting developments on the topic of monasticism from different fields of study, such as zooarchaeology, bioanthropology, palaeopathology, archaeology, history, documentary disciplines, archives and cultural heritage.

First of two titles presenting developments on the topic of monasticism from different fields of study, such as zooarchaeology, bioanthropology, palaeopathology, archaeology, history, documentary disciplines, archives and cultural heritage.

A detailed examination of spinning and weaving tools from the Southern Levant and Egypt from the Bronze Age to the beginning of the Persian period

Presents regional inter and multidisciplinary studies examining and showcasing the cultural landscapes and international interactions of NE Scotland from glacial to early modern times

In 2003-04, the St. Joseph's Hawks became the most unlikely and captivating story in college basketball.

Fully illustrated account of the first day of Gettysburg.