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Book Review: Fighter Group

LtCol (Ret) Jay A. Stout's latest book is a work of narrative journalism that reveals not only the glamorous aspects of life lived by American USAAF fighter pilots tasked with escorting B-17 and B-24 bombers, but also the mundane, awkward, hilarious, tragic and even despicable aspects as well.

Ridgway: Iron Man at the Front

By Carlo D'Este @ Historynet.com

The USS Scorpion Buried at Sea

By Ed Offley @ Historynet.com

P-51 Pilot: A Day in the Life

A Mustang jockey recounts one of his most memorable missions�from start to finish.

From D-Day to Paris: The Story of a Lifetime

Three legendary war correspondents � Robert Capa, Ernie Pyle, and Ernest Hemingway � scramble to cover the Allied advance across France

Life and Death on a Long Range Recon Patrol

By Tom Corpora @ HistoryNet.com

March 30 � Welcome Home Vietnam Veterans Day

By Armchair General Staff

France Invades North America in World War II

By Stefen Styrsky @ Armchair General

USS Robin � The Victorious U.S. Carrier that Didn�t Exist

By Joseph Tremain @ Armchair General

Erwin Rommel � Roots of Victory, Seeds of Defeat

By Douglas Sterling @ Armchair General

Vietnam Journal - Don Lomax Interview

By Gerald D. Swick @ HistoryNet.com

Mr. Stewart Goes to War

By Richard L. Hayes @ HistoryNet.com

The Men Who Killed The Luftwaffe

Jay A. Stout, former F/A-18 fighter pilot and author of Hornets over Kuwait and several other books about combat aviation, has a new offering called The Men Who Killed the Luftwaffe: The U.S. Army Air Forces against Germany in World War II.

10 Battles That Shaped America

By Thomas Fleming @ HistoryNet.com

Yanks in the Royal Air Force

By Alexander Kershaw @ HistoryNet.com

Creating Chaos: Lawrence of Arabia and the 1916 Arab Revolt

The British-backed Arab Revolt�featuring Lawrence of Arabia�planted the seeds of conflict in the Middle East

Khe Sanh and Beyond: Col. (ret) Joseph Abodeely Interview

By Gerald D. Swick @ HistoryNet.com

Breaking the Siege at Khe Sanh

A young 1st Air Cav lieutenant signaled the end to one of the war's most storied battles with a blast of "Charge" on a captured bugle

Book Review: The War That Came Early

This work of alternative historical fiction may be part of The War That Came Early series, but our reviewer couldn't finish it fast enough.

Book Preview - Hero Found: The Greatest POW Escape of the Vietnam War

Dieter Dengler's Great Escape from Laotian POW Camp