Fredriksen, John C

Details the history of the U.S Special forces from the colonial times to the present, including all units discussing their origins, recruitment, training, tactics, equipment, and defining military engagements.

A biographical dictionary profiling approximately 400 modern world leaders, active between 1900 to 1991, from Konrad Adenauer to Mohammad Zia ul-Haq.

A comprehensive chronology of American history that contains nearly 8,000 detailed entries covering a variety of topics including science and technology, military and government, literature, the economy, religion, and sports.

Contains alphabetically arranged entries that chronicle the lives and activities of over two hundred enemies of the United States, including spies, warriors, commanders, and other adversaries.

Chronologically arranged entries trace the history of the United States Marine Corps from 1775 to the present, covering battlefield events, political and administrative changes, key figures, and other related topics.

A chronological exploration of the history of the United States Army from the American Revolution to its activity in Iraq and Afghanistan in the early twenty-first century, covering major conflicts, isolated actions, notable political and administrative changes influencing the branch, and details about significant soldiers, documents, schools, and organizational changes.