soldiers

After centuries out of work, Athos the musketeer gets the heroic job of a lifetime when Martians attack Earth, threatening all of humanity.

After he is released from the Army, John Tyree plans to spend the rest of his life with University of North Carolina student Savannah Lynn Curtis, but the events of September 11 change everything.

Follows the experiences of Mr. March, the father in Louisa May Alcott's "Little Women, " as he witnesses the cruelty and racism of both Northern and Southern soldiers and the harsh realities of Civil War.

Explores how children have been used as soldiers around the world throughout history, focusing on new strategies in the twenty-first century that target children, turning them into soldiers and terrorists.

The author recounts his experiences during the sixteen months he spent as a Marine infantry officer in the Vietnam war.

Kieli, the only survivor of the massacre of Midkemia, is raised by his rescuers for the express purpose of seeking revenge against the armies of the Duke of Olasko, not knowing that his friends--Robert de Lyis, a man of wealth and power, the sorcerer Magnus, and Caleb, an accomplished hunter and warrior--have a secret agenda.

Describes the experiences of soldiers in the Persian Gulf War, discussing their daily lives, their time in battle, their attitudes about the war, the particular experiences of women, and the effects of Gulf War Syndrome; also includes a glossary, a chronology, and a bibliography.

Winner of the Pulitzer Prize for drama, 1982. A black army captain investigates an apparently racially motivated murder of a black sergeant in 1944.

Union soldier Elisha Hunt Rhodes chronicles his career in the war.