
Book Review: First Platoon
Annie Jacobsen’s offers a cautionary tale about military reliance on biometric data and surveillance
Annie Jacobsen’s offers a cautionary tale about military reliance on biometric data and surveillance
Alexander Rose touches on the WWI zeppelin raids and how manned flight became a big business in the early 20th century
Alan Allport delves into personalities, politics and economics to recast British WWII history in a book that may raise hackles
Alan Ogden chronicles the wartime intelligence exploits of Peter Fleming, brother of Ian Fleming of James Bond fame
Edward Smith relates the wartime naval intelligence work of Ian Fleming, British author of the James Bond series of spy novels
Douglas Mastriano recounts the key officers who helped Black Jack Pershing lead the U.S. Army to victory in WWI
Martin W. Bowman relates the hazards airmen faced during Operation Market Garden, the ill-fated Allied attempt to shorten World War II
Tim Cook assesses the performance and staying power of the Canadian Corps during World War I
Evan Mawdsley examines maritime warfare across all combat theaters of World War II
Dan Jones relates the 11th- through 13th-century wars between Christian and Muslim armies for control of the Holy Land
Jeffrey Dorwart's in-depth history of the Office of Naval Intelligence draws on archival material, memoirs and gripping interviews
Michael Morey looks at the Philippine-American War through the lens of David Fagen, a black U.S. soldier who switched sides
Vietnam veteran and former agency operative James Parker examines the CIA’s leading role in the fight in northern Laos
Historian John R. Maass relates the 1781 North Carolina clash that started the British down the road to defeat
Roger Reese examines how the imperial army's failures contributed to Russia's post–World War I collapse into chaos and communism
Father-daughter authors Jonathan W. and Emily Anne Jordan profile 13 of history's most prominent female war leaders