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Danville Building Library Index Updated with Rhhuesman (1-1401 The Col Mario G. Paolini Aus (Ret.) Military History Collection # Title Author 1366 CANARIS Abshagen, Karl Heinz 1050 YEARS TO VICTORY OMAHA BEACH TO TOKYO BAY Adams, Henry H. 1051 1942: THE YEAR THAT DOOMED THE AXIS Adams, Henry H. 1052 YEARS OF EXPECTATION GUADALCANAL TO NORMANDY Adams, Henry H. YEARS OF DEADLY PERIL THE COMING OF THE WAR 1939- 1054 1941 Adams, Henry H. WITNESS TO POWER THE LIFE OF FLEET ADMIRAL 1229 WILLIAM D. LEAHY Adams, Henry H. HALSEY'S TYPHOONS A FIRST HAND ACCOUNT OF HOW TWO TYPHOONS, MORE POWERFUL THAN THE JAPANESE, DEALT DEATH AND DESTRUCTION TO Adamson, Hans Christian; 127 ADMIRAL HALSEY'S THIRD FLEET. Kosco, George Francis Adleman, Robert H.; Walton, 507 THE CHAMPAGNE CAMPAIGN George INTELLIGENCE AND THE WAR AGAINST JAPAN : BRITAIN, 678 AMERICA AND THE POLITICS OF SECRET SERVICE Aldrich, Richard J. EDSON'S RAIDERS: THE 1ST MARINE RAIDER BATTALION 223 IN WORLD WAR II Alexander, Joseph H. 288 SITTANG: THE LAST BATTLE Allen, Louis 470 ANZIO: EDGE OF DISASTER Allen, William Lusk THE DECISION TO USE THE ATOMIC BOMB AND THE 1383 ARCHITECHTURE OF AN AMERICAN MYTH Alperovitz, Gar THE FORGOTTEN BATTLE: OVERLOON AND THE MAAS 396 SALIENT, 1944-1945 Altes, A. Korthals THE SPEARHEADERS : A PERSONAL HISTORY OF 576 DARBY'S RANGERS Altieri, James 10 THE WAR OF A HUNDRED DAYS Ambrose Brown, James D-DAY, JUNE 6, 1944 : THE CLIMACTIC BATTLE OF WORLD 527 WAR II Ambrose, Stephen E. CITIZEN SOLDIERS : THE U.S. ARMY FROM THE NORMANDY BEACHES TO THE BULGE TO THE 580 SURRENDER OF GERMANY, JUNE 7, 1944-MAY 7, 1945 Ambrose, Stephen E. THE VICTORS : EISENHOWER AND HIS BOYS : THE MEN 581 OF WORLD WAR II Ambrose, Stephen E. THE WILD BLUE : THE MEN AND BOYS WHO FLEW THE B- 758 24S OVER GERMANY Ambrose, Stephen E. 1160 AMERICAN HERITAGE NEW HISTORY OF WORLD WAR II Ambrose, Stephen E. 486 THE AIR MARSHALS: THE AIR WAR IN WESTERN EUROPE Andrews, Allen 297 HITLER AND THE MIDDLE SEA Ansel, Walter CHRONOLOGY OF WORLD WAR II THE DAY-BY-DAY 1155 ILLUSTRATED RECORD 1939-1945 Argyle, Christopher THE OFFICIAL PICTORIAL HISTORY OF THE ARMY AIR Army Air Forces Historical 787 FORCES Office 193 PEARL HARBOR AND HAWAII Army Times 1110 THE WORLD AT WAR Arnold-Forester, Mark 992 GLOBAL MISSION Arnold, H.H. ONCE A MARINE; THE MEMOIRS OF GENERAL A.A. 236 VANDEGRIFT, UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS Asprey, Robert B. 27 THE BLOODY FOREST Astor, Gerald Page 1 The Col Mario G. Paolini Aus (Ret.) Military History Collection OPERATION ICEBERG: THE INVASION AND CONQUEST OF 283 OKINAWA IN WORLD WAR II--AN ORAL HISTORY Astor, Gerald THE MIGHTY EIGHTH : THE AIR WAR IN EUROPE AS TOLD 783 BY THE MEN WHO FOUGHT IT Astor, Gerald TERRIBLE TERRY ALLEN COMBAT GENERAL OF WORLD 1165 WAR II - THE LIFE OF AN AMERICAN SOLDIER Astor, Gerald AN ARMY AT DAWN : THE WAR IN NORTH AFRICA, 1942- 407 1943 Atkinson, Rick 66 THE FRENCH NAVY IN WWII Auphan, Paul; Mordal, Jacques BEFORE THE COLORS FADE PORTRAIT OF A SOLDIER 1182 GEORGE S. PATTON, JR. Ayer, Fred Jr. 1398 WORLD WAR II BATTLE PLANS BEFORE AND AFTER Badsey, Stephen THE EAGLE-DRAGON ALLIANCE AMERICA'S RELATIONS 1304 WITH CHINA IN WORLD WAR II Bagby, Wesley M. Bailey, Thomas A.; Ryan, Paul 1036 THE UNDECLARED NAVAL WAR B. BATTLES LOST AND WON; GREAT CAMPAIGNS OF WORLD 528 WAR II Baldwin, Hanson SEA FIGHTS AND SHIPWRECKS TRUE TALES OF THE 909 SEVEN SEAS Baldwin, Hanson W. 995 TIGER JACK MAJOR GENERAL JOHN S. WOOD Baldwin, Hanson W. 543 OMAHA BEACH : D-DAY, JUNE 6, 1944 Balkoski, Joseph MACARTHUR'S AMPHIBIOUS NAVY SEVENTH AMPHIBIOUS 1262 FORCE OPERATIONS 1943-1945 Barbey, Daniel E. ON THEIR SHOULDERS BRITISH GENERALSHIP IN THE 1286 LEAN YEARS 1939-1942 Barclay, C.N. 384 ERITREA 1941 Barker, A.J. 293 THE HUMP; THE GREATEST UNTOLD STORY OF THE WAR Barnard, Jack ENGAGE THE ENEMY MORE CLOSELY THE ROYAL NAVY IN 145 THE SECOND WORLD WAR Barnett, Correlli 1034 THE DESERT GENERALS Barnett, Correlli 1283 THE DESERT GENERALS NEW AND ENLARGED EDITION Barnett, Correlli 1374 HITLER'S GENERALS Barnett, Correlli RAID! : THE UNTOLD STORY OF PATTON'S SECRET Baron, Richard; Baum, Abe; 513 MISSION Goldhurst, Richard EAST OF MALTA, WEST OF SUEZ, THE OFFICIAL ADMIRALTY ACCOUNT OF THE MEDITERRANEAN FLEET, 357 1939-1943 Bartimeus ASSAULT FROM THE SEA ESSAYS ON THE HISTORY OF 917 AMPHIBIOUS WARFARE Bartlett, Merrill L. 1086 THE WAR WITH JAPAN A CONCISE HISTORY Bateson, Charles 429 FIRST INTO ITALY Bateson, Henry 611 THE HOUSE OF KRUPP Batty, Peter 1008 THE MEXICAN WAR_1846-1848 Bauer, K. Jack URQUHART OF ARNHEM: THE LIFE OF MAJOR GENERAL 482 R. E. URQUHART, GB, DSO Baynes, John THE FORGOTTEN VICTOR GENERAL SIR RICHARD 1195 O'CONNOR KT, GCB, DSO, MC Baynes, John 662 I WAS CICERO Bazna, Elyesa Page 2 The Col Mario G. Paolini Aus (Ret.) Military History Collection SCAPEGOATS A DEFENSE OF KIMMEL AND SHORT AT 36 PEARL HARBOR Beach, Edward L. 110 SALT AND STEEL REFLECTIONS OF A SUBMARINER Beach, Edward L. SUBMARINE! A PERSONAL ACCOUNT OF WAR BENEATH 112 THE SEA Beach, Edward L. 136 LIBERTY SHIPS THE UGLY DUCKLINGS OF WORLD WAR II Beaker, John Gorley AN INTRODUCTION TO STRATEGY WITH PARTICULAR REFERENCE TO PROBLEMS OF DEFENSE, POLITICS, 878 ECONOMICS, AND DIPLOMACY IN THE NUCLEAR AGE Beaufre, Andre 521 1940: THE FALL OF FRANCE Beaufre, AndreÌ! VERY SPECIAL INTELLIGENCE : THE STORY OF THE ADMIRALTY'S OPERATIONAL INTELLIGENCE CENTRE, 659 1939-1945 Beesly , Patrick 1312 HIROHITO BEHIND THE MYTH Behr, Edward 24 ROMMEL'S INTELLIGENCE IN THE DESERT CAMPAIGN Behrendt, Hans-Otto THE UNEASY ALLIANCE AMERICA, BRITAIN, AND RUSSIA, 1242 1941-1943 Beitzell, Robert 324 HITLER'S NAVAL WAR Bekker, Cajus 729 THE LUFTWAFFE WAR DIARIES Bekker, Cajus 544 VICTORY IN NORMANDY Belchem, David 1198 ALL IN A DAY'S MARCH Belchem, David Belote, James H.; Belote, 272 CORREGIDOR : THE SAGA OF A FORTRESS William M. TITANS OF THE SEAS : THE DEVELOPMENT AND OPERATIONS OF JAPANESE AND AMERICAN CARRIER Belote, James H.; Belote, 847 TASK FORCES DURING WORLD WAR II William M. THE FALL OF FORTRESSES : A PERSONAL ACCOUNT OF THE MOST DARING, AND DEADLY, AMERICAN AIR BATTLES 744 OF WORLD WAR II Bendiner, Elmer 184 NAVAL BATTLES OF WORLD WAR II Bennett, Geoffrey 315 BATTLE OF THE RIVER PLATE Bennett, Geoffrey 312 THE LOSS OF THE PRINCE OF WALES AND REPULSE Bennett, Geoffrey Martin 640 ULTRA AND MEDITERRANEAN STRATEGY Bennett, Ralph JAPAN'S IMPERIAL CONSPIRACY HOW EMPEROR 1308 HIROHITO LED JAPAN INTO WAR AGAINST THE WEST Bergamini, David TOUCHED WITH FIRE: THE LAND WAR IN THE SOUTH 284 PACIFIC Bergerud, Eric M. 857 FIRE IN THE SKY : THE AIR WAR IN THE SOUTH PACIFIC Bergerud, Eric M. 8 THE BATTLE OF ALAMEIN Bermans, John; Smith, Colin THE CONQUERORS ROOSEVELT, TRUMAN, AND THE 1228 DESTRUCTION OF HITLER'S GERMANY 1941-1945 Beschloss, Michael IN DEADLY COMBAT : A GERMAN SOLDIER'S MEMOIR OF 577 THE EASTERN FRONT Bidermann, Gottlob Herbert THE CHINDIT WAR: STILWELL, WINGATE, AND THE 290 CAMPAIGN IN BURMA, 1944 Bidwell, Shelford 934 GAVIN A BIOGRAPHY OF GENERAL JAMES M. GAVIN Biggs, Bradley 1065 LEMNITZER A SOLDIER FOR HIS TIME Binder, L. James LOG OF THE LIBERATORS; AN ILLUSTRATED HISTORY OF 799 THE B-24 Birdsall, Steve Page 3 The Col Mario G. Paolini Aus (Ret.) Military History Collection SAGA OF THE SUPERFORTRESS : THE DRAMATIC 800 HISTORY OF THE B-29 AND THE TWENTIETH AIR FORCE Birdsall, Steve Bischof, Günter; Dupont, 198 THE PACIFIC WAR REVISITED Robert L. SILENT VICTORY THE US SUBMARINE WAR AGAINST 91 JAPAN Blair, Clair Jr. 196 HITLER'S U-BOAT WAR V.1 : THE HUNTERS, 1939-1942 Blair, Clay 197 HITLER'S U-BOAT WAR V.2 : THE HUNTED, 1942-1945 Blair, Clay RIDGWAY'S PARATROOPERS: THE AMERICAN AIRBORNE 497 IN WORLD WAR II Blair, Clay THE PAPERS OF GEORGE CATLETT MARSHALL VOLUME 1 Bland, Larry I.; Ritenour, 1145 "THE SOLDIERLY SPIRIT" DECEMBER 1880-JUNE 1939 Sharon R. Bland, Larry I.; Ritenour, THE PAPERS OF GEORGE CATLETT MARSHALL VOLUME 2 Sharon R.; Wunderlin, Clarence 1146 "WE CANNOT DELAY" JULY 1, 1939-DECEMBER 6, 1941 E. Jr. THE PAPERS OF GEORGE CATLETT MARSHALL VOLUME 3 "THE RIGHT MAN FOR THE JOB" DECEMBER 7, 1941-MAY Bland, Larry I.; Stevens, 1147 31, 1945 Sharon Ritenour THE PAPERS OF GEORGE CATLETT MARSHALL VOLUME 4 "AGGRESSIVE AND DETERMINED LAEDERSHIP" JUNE 1, Bland, Larry I.; Stevens, 1148 1943-DECEMBER 31, 1944 Sharon Ritenour THE PAPERS OF GEORGE CATLETT MARSHALL VOLUME 5 "THE FINEST SOLDIER" JANUARY 1, 1945- JANUARY 7, Bland, Larry I.; Stevens, 1149 1947 Sharon Ritenour TWO SIDES OF THE BEACH: THE INVASION AND DEFENSE 529 OF EUROPE IN 1944 Blandford, Edmund L. THE BIG YANKEE : THE LIFE OF CARLSON OF THE 242 RAIDERS Blankfort, Michael 1296 ALEXANDER'S GENERALS THE ITALIAN CAMPAIGN 1944-45 Blaxland, Gregory 842 WE BAND OF BROTHERS Blount, R.E. Peppy 382 KASSERINE PASS Blumenson, Martin 539 ANZIO: THE GAMBLE THAT FAILED Blumenson, Martin THE BATTLE OF THE GENERALS : THE UNTOLD STORY OF THE FALAISE POCKET : THE CAMPAIGN THAT SHOULD 695 HAVE WON WORLD WAR II Blumenson, Martin HEROES NEVER DIE : WARRIORS AND WARFARE IN 698 WORLD WAR II Blumenson, Martin MARK CLARK THE LAST OF THE GREAT WORLD WAR II 1061 COMMANDERS Blumenson, Martin 1188 THE PATTON PAPERS 1885-1940 VOL 1 Blumenson, Martin 1189 THE PATTON PAPERS 1940-1945 VOL 2 Blumenson, Martin Blumenson, Martin; Stokesbury, 1026 MASTERS OF THE ART OF COMMAND James L. 691 BIOGRAPHICAL DICTIONARY OF WORLD WAR II Boatner, Mark M. III 826 MOROTAI : A MEMOIR OF WAR Boeman, John 450 ROAD TO HUERTGEN; FOREST IN HELL Boesch, Paul 215 MARINE AVIATION IN THE PHILIPPINES Boggs, Charles 960 LIDDELL HART A STUDY OF HIS MILITARY THOUGHT Bond, Brian CHIEF OF STAFF THE DIARIES OF LIEUTENANT-GENERAL 1287 SIR HENRY POWNALL VOLUME TWO 1940-1944 Bond, Brian Page 4 The Col Mario G.
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