army

Describes what it is like to be an Army soldier, including what their everyday life is like, what their training involves, and more.

Provides information on the U.S. Army, covering the history of the Army, and highlighting some of the careers available in the Army today.

Shares the life of Ely S. Parker, a man who achieved success in two worlds, a member of the Seneca, an Iroquois nation, and as President Grant's Commissioner of Indian Affairs.

Recounts the story of soldier Leslie Sabo and the trials of the men of Bravo Company through the first few months of the Vietnam War.

Brings readers face-to-face with the people and events that have shaped Arlington National Cemetery, providing two pop-out maps, a running timeline, up to sixty historical and modern photographs, concise biographies, a detailed walking tour, and a section on planning a trip.

A biography of Confederate States Army General Robert E. Lee.

"The period of time including the Civil War and Reconstruction in the United States was an era that involved a lot of change. For many African Americans, this transition included going from a life of slavery to becoming a soldier. This . . . book presents readers with the stories of many of these people, while also addressing important issues such as racism and prejudice"--Publisher's website.

"Describes the lives of black soldiers on both sides of the Civil War"--Provided by publisher.

A medic sent to the front lines in the trenches of World War I writes a letter home to his young son.