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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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The Black-Out Book


by

Evelyn August


Hardcover

Published during WWII to amuse and distract Britons during the nightly black-outs, this delightful miscellany-featuring games, puzzles, jokes and literary snippets-sheds fascinating light on the British homefront. 		Members Edition: $5.99

Publishers Edition: $14.95

You pay: $0.25

Uncommon Valor


by

Dwight Jon Zimmerman


Hardcover

Since the Vietnam War ended in 1973, the Medal of Honor has been presented to only eight soldiers. Uncommon Valor looks at six of these extraordinary men as it lays bare the ultimate sacrifice of our bravest soldiers. 		Members Edition: $4.99

Publishers Edition: $25.99

You pay: $0.25

The Age of Airpower


by

Martin van Creveld


Hardcover

A renowned military historian tells the story of the rise of airpower in the 20th century-and argues that its great days are over with the advent of warfare waged by terrorists, guerrillas and insurgents. 		Members Edition: $7.99

Publishers Edition: $35.00

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Finish Forty and Home


by

Phil Scearce


Hardcover

The story of the men and missions of the 11th Bombardment Group, which fought alone and unheralded in the South Central Pacific in the early days of the Pacific War, while America had its eyes on the conflict in Europe. 		Members Edition: $5.99

Publishers Edition: $29.95

You pay: $0.25

Wellington's Wars


by

Huw Davies


Hardcover

This controversial analysis argues that Arthur Wellesley, Duke of Wellington, did not possess innate military talent, but owed his battlefield success to a keen understanding of the relationship between politics and war. 		Members Edition: $23.99

Publishers Edition: $38.00

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Things They Cannot Say


by

Kevin Sites


Softcover

What is it like to kill? What is it like to be under fire? What can you never forget? Award-winning journalist Kevin Sites poses these difficult questions and more to combatants in Afghanistan, Iraq, and other wars. 		Members Edition: $11.99

Publishers Edition: $15.99

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Fatal Crossroads


by

Danny S. Parker


Hardcover

On December 17, 1944, more than 80 unarmed U.S. soldiers were shot down after surrendering to an SS unit near the town of Malmédy, Belgium. Danny S. Parker uncovers the truth behind this controversial atrocity. 		Members Edition: $18.99

Publishers Edition: $26.00

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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

Publishers Edition: $29.95

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Heroes & Villains


by

Frank McLynn


Hardcover

Acclaimed author McLynn profiles six of history's great warriors: Spartacus, Attila the Hun, Richard the Lionhearted, Cortés, Tokugawa Ieyasu and Napoleon, examining the complex psychologies of these extraordinary men. 		Members Edition: $5.99

Publishers Edition: $26.95

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You'll Be Sor-ree!


by

Sid Phillips


Hardcover

Featured in the miniseries The Pacific, the unforgettable memoir of Marine mortarman Sid Phillips. It is an odyssey of harrowing combat-and a story of brotherhood among Marines in the dark, early days of World War II. 		Members Edition: $5.99

Publishers Edition: $24.95

You pay: $0.25
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