A different commentary on the First World War, this memoir is a compelling and insightful not from a soldier who has served in the front line but rather from a man who served in the war office. Thoroughly compulsive reading, putting so much into context and giving great insight into the major strategic decisions of the First World War.
Siege
Ernle Bradford
book
What Should the U.S. Army Learn From History? - Determining the Strategy of the Future through Understanding the Past : Persisting Concerns and Threats, Parallels and Analogies With the Present Days (What Changes and What Does Not), Recommendations for the U.S. Army…
Colin S. Gray, Strategic Studies Institute
book
Hill 488
Ray Hildreth, Charles W. Sasser
audiobookbook
The Great Displacement : Climate Change and the Next American Migration
Jake Bittle
book
Egyptian Mythology and Egyptian Christianity
Samuel Sharpe
book
First World War Front Lines
Boyd Cable
book
Under The Green Claws
Ivo Ragazzini
book
The New Teaching of History: With a reply to some recent criticisms of The Outline of History
H. G. Wells
book
The Emma Gees
Herbert W. McBride
book
Our Part in the Great War
Arthur Gleason
book
Burial Mounds in the North (Illustrated)
Cyrus Thomas
book
Police Your Planet
Eric Van Lhin
book