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This club's selection offers the greatest in military reading. The Military Book Club is dedicated to subjects of the past, such as World War II, the Vietnam War and Ancient/Medieval military as well as the present, such as Anti-Terrorism, The Military Book Club provides titles based on a range of military history. Check out the search feature for bestsellers, top authors, categories, and more.

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Into the Fire


by

Dakota Meyer


Hardcover

Medal of Honor recipient Dakota Meyer offers a gripping first-person account of the most dramatic battle of the Afghan war, one of the greatest acts of military heroism of our time, and its controversial aftermath.
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Islands of Destiny


by

John Prados


Hardcover

Historians typically consider the Allied victory at Midway to be the turning point in the Pacific war. Prados argues that it was the Solomon Islands campaign, not Midway, that consolidated Allied power in the Pacific.
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Code Word: Geronimo


by

Dale Dye


Hardcover

Combining dramatic text and first-rate illustrations, this action-packed graphic novel captures the bravery of SEAL Team 6 as it descended into Abbottabad, Pakistan, to carry out the raid on Osama bin Laden's compound.
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Battle of Kursk 1943


by

Hans Seidler


Softcover

History's greatest tank battle opened during the early hours of July 5, 1943. It was to decide the outcome of the war on the Eastern Front. Here is a remarkable photographic account of this savage clash of attrition.
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Once a Marine


by

Nick Popaditch


Hardcover

Wounded at Fallujah, Gunnery Sergeant Nick Popaditch struggled to return to Iraq, then to remain in the Corps, then to receive compensation for his injuries. His perseverance embodies what it means to be a Marine.
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No Easy Day


by

Mark Owen


Hardcover

A Navy SEAL who witnessed Bin Laden's final moments delivers a blow-by-blow narrative of the raid, from the helicopter crash that could have ended the author's life to the radio call confirming the terrorist's death.
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Counting the Days


by

Craig B. Smith


Hardcover

From American POWs to imprisoned foreign expatriates to Japanese-Americans forced into internment camps, here are the harrowing stories of six courageous individuals held captive on both sides of the war in the Pacific.
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The Battle for Tinian


by

Nathan Prefer


Hardcover

Chronicles the crucial battle for Tinian, from the first use of napalm by the U.S. to the final Banzai attack by the Japanese to the island's use as a base for the B-29 bombers that dropped the atomic bombs on Japan.
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U.S. Marine Close Combat Fighting Handbook


by

United States Marine Corps


Softcover

The U.S. Marine guide to surviving in close combat features the LINE (linear in-fighting neural-override engagement) system, covering everything from neutralizing attackers to using any part of the body as a weapon.
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Shadow Commander


by

Mike Guardia


Hardcover

Charts the remarkable exploits of Donald D. Blackburn, who raised a guerrilla army in the Philippines during World War II, and later became one of the pivotal figures in Special Forces operations in Southeast Asia.
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