soldiers

Contains reprints of hundreds of letters written by soldiers in Vietnam to their loved ones, covering the course of U.S. involvement in the Vietnam War from 1965 to 1972-73.

In 1915, Fletcher Arrowsmith joins the army and trains to become an airman, a flying wizard that fights about the trenches; however, once on the battlefield, he discovers that there are horrors far removed from his dreams of glory and adventure.

A memoir in which the author recounts his experiences as a teenage infantryman in the Second World War beginning with the day he was drafted, recalling the rigors of basic training, telling stories of his buddies, and reliving the horror of the massacre of his platoon.

A collection of diaries by ordinary soldiers who fought in seven of America's wars. In the accounts, farmers and lawyers, buglers and nurses, foot troops and bomber pilots reveal war as ordinary Americans experienced it.

Interviews with Vietnam veterans explore their experiences and attitudes as enlisted soldiers in Vietnam.

Describes the history of the United States Army, military decorations, the Rangers, the US Army in Iraq and Afghanistan, living a life of service, and more.

Spirit tracks down Zartan who has stolen an ancient artifact from Spirit's village.

Chronicles the life of Kit Carson, a frontiersman who survived the hardships of the Wild West.

The author's journal records his experiences as a young member of the Polish resistance forces and as a prisoner of the Germans during World War II.

Portrays the Vietnam experience of a soldier and describes the precarious mental and physical balance he maintained through the horrors of war.