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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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Gunsmithing the AR-15


by

Patrick Sweeney


Softcover

From simple tasks such as disassembling and maintaining your AR-15 to complex projects like rebarreling or converting your AR to a piston design, here is an essential guide to today's hottest-selling rifle. 		Members Edition: $19.99

Publishers Edition: $27.99

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September Hope


by

John C. McManus


Hardcover

Operation Market Garden was World War II's most ambitious invasion, a daring offensive to defeat Nazi Germany before the end of 1944. McManus explores the American side of this famous but misunderstood campaign. 		Members Edition: $19.99

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World War II: 365 Days


by

Margaret Wagner


Hardcover

Drawn from the Library of Congress' collection, the book includes color photos, lithographs, political cartoons and maps-over 500 illustrations in all-along with a powerful narrative and date-by-date timeline of the war. 		Members Edition: $6.99

Publishers Edition: $29.95

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No Surrender


by

James J. Sheeran


Hardcover

The thrilling memoir of paratrooper James Sheeran, who was captured by the Nazis, escaped from a POW train, fought alongside the French Resistance and participated in Operation Market Garden and the Battle of the Bulge. 		Members Edition: $8.99

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The Soviet-Afghan War


by

Anthony Tucker-Jones


Softcover

This photographic history of the Soviet-Afghan War of 1979-1989 focuses on the Soviets' heavy weaponry, showing how the might of a superpower was undermined by the guerilla tactics of the lightly armed mujahideen. 		Members Edition: $20.99

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The Men of Barbarossa


by

Samuel W. Mitcham


Hardcover

Operation Barbarossa was arguably history's largest military campaign-but wars are fought by men, not numbers. Here is the story of both the famous commanders and unsung leaders who nearly brought it to success. 		Members Edition: $5.99

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The Least Worst Place


by

Karen Greenberg


Hardcover

This narrative of the first 100 days at Guantanamo brings to life the clash between the Bush administration and a cadre of humane Marine officers-and reveals how America first lost its moral bearings in the wake of 9/11. 		Members Edition: $5.99

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Custer


by

Duane Schultz


Hardcover

The story of the epic rise and historic fall of the larger-than-life œboy general whose penchant for risk-taking helped win the Civil War, but ultimately led to his stunning defeat and death at Little Bighorn. 		Members Edition: $6.99

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63 Documents the Government Doesn't Want You to Read


by

Jesse Ventura


Hardcover

The official spin on numerous government programs is based on lies, according to former Minnesota governor Jesse Ventura. These 63 government documents shed new light on what they're not telling you-and why it matters. 		Members Edition: $5.99

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Auschwitz Death Camp


by

Ian Baxter


Softcover

Using some 250 photographs together with detailed captions and accompanying text, it describes how Auschwitz evolved from a brutal labor camp at the beginning of the war into what was literally a factory of death. 		Members Edition: $19.99

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