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Zustand: As New. : Un erudito descubre unos diarios en un viejo baúl que narran la historia de Ned Steele, un joven de Detroit que se embarca en un viaje hacia Alemania. Ned se une al ejército en 1914, obtiene su rango de oficial en 1917 y lidera una compañía de ametralladoras en las colinas de Flandes y un batallón en la Fuerza Expedicionaria Estadounidense en Francia.A través de sus relatos personales, la obra explora el romance, el terror, el agotamiento y la miseria de la Primera Guerra Mundial. Desde el estruendo de los obuses hasta la vida en las trincheras, el libro ofrece una visión cruda y detallada de los conflictos bélicos del siglo XX y la camaradería en medio de la destrucción. EAN: 9798986016986 Tipo: Libros Categoría: Literatura y Ficción|Historia Título: Steele's Battalion: The Great War Diaries Autor: John D. Beatty Editorial: JDB Communications, LLC Idioma: en Páginas: 398 Formato: tapa blanda.…

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Zustand: Sehr gut. Zustand: Sehr gut | Sprache: Englisch | Produktart: Bücher | Short stories of heroism, sacrifice, Christmas, friendship, loss, tragedy, childbirth.something for everyone.These are about people in peril, in danger of their lives, their livelihoods.They save others; they save themselves.From pre-history to yesterday, these stories take you from the hunting fields of prehistoric man to Shiloh, from the Pacific to Pointe du Hoc, from Korea to the English Channel, from Bastogne to Appomattox and more.…

Zustand: Sehr gut. Zustand: Sehr gut | Seiten: 286 | Sprache: Englisch | Produktart: Bücher | Four friends.two gun battles.two weddings.a fire.family lost and found.what more could you ask for? How about.what happened to Jimmy Hoffa?Join JJ and Ann, Mike and Leigh in the thrilling conclusion to the story that began with Stella's Game: A Story of Friendships, and continued with Tideline: Friendship Abides.From the creator of The Stella's Game Trilogy, The Safe Tree: Friendship Triumphs finishes the saga that started in 1963.…

Zustand: Hervorragend. Zustand: Hervorragend | Seiten: 286 | Sprache: Englisch | Produktart: Bücher | Four friends.two gun battles.two weddings.a fire.family lost and found.what more could you ask for? How about.what happened to Jimmy Hoffa?Join JJ and Ann, Mike and Leigh in the thrilling conclusion to the story that began with Stella's Game: A Story of Friendships, and continued with Tideline: Friendship Abides.From the creator of The Stella's Game Trilogy, The Safe Tree: Friendship Triumphs finishes the saga that started in 1963.…

Zustand: Hervorragend. Zustand: Hervorragend | Seiten: 398 | Sprache: Englisch | Produktart: Bücher | A scholar finds diaries in an old steamer trunk. The diaries tell the story of a young man, Ned Steele, who embarks on a journey from Detroit to Germany.Ned joins the Army in 1914, earns a commission in 1917, leads a machine gun company on a Flanders hill, and then a machine gun battalion in the AEF in France. In between, Ned finds romance, terror, exhaustion, friendship, death, and the misery of World War One.23rd November, Colline Mortelle.I have seen the Inferno from the edge of Purgatory.mud, wire, holes, water, and the remains of man, beast, and civilization. There is no sadder sight than a ruined town.No training can get anyone ready for this [expletive].I could never have imagined what a howitzer shell landing so close could have felt like. machine-gun bullets hum like giant bees or kazoos in the air and sound like meat hooks hitting a side of [expletive] beef when they hit.Sgt. Thorsten and I went down to the "front line".like [expletive] animals in unbelievable filth and indescribable stink.in the forward posts, we endured a small bombing raid.Don't think I've ever been so [expletive] humiliated in my life."Get ready." the voice on the telephone said softly.the night stillness was ever-so-gently broken by the rumbling of heavy guns, followed by the crack of light howitzers.then, the shush-shush-shush of shells passing overhead.then, the ground seemed to explode.The Maxims opened fire, the bzzz-bzzz-bzzz of the bullets ending abruptly in a muddy torrential blizzard of thut-thut-thut as they hit the hill.Half of Steele's guns were on the west side of the hill.where most of the bullets were falling.The telephone crackled again. "Steele!""On our left and right," the voice said. "Missions 6 and 9.""Out," Steele answered, grabbing his company phone and Missions List. "1st Platoon fire Mission 6, standing; 2nd Platoon Mission 9, standing.Forward post now!"His machine guns opening fire.and kept firing."Fire Mission 5, sweep left to right.""B Boy Company: my flank is open. Give me your Mission 12, and a lot of it.""Fire Mission 12, standing. Split fire.""B Boy again. Shift east two hundred; you're too bloody close.""Out. Give me 1st Platoon.sweep left two hundred.""Give me 3rd Platoon.Mission 9, standing." Steele's guns kept firing.he kept adjusting."Give me 2nd Platoon.Mission 7, standing bump left.".…

Zustand: Hervorragend. Zustand: Hervorragend | Seiten: 370 | Sprache: Englisch | Produktart: Bücher | In the frozen skies of World War Two Europe, two mighty air forces fought in a deadly ballet of sudden death. The Americans attacked with their bombers again and again, dropping their deadly cargoes on factories, cities, homes. The Germans defended with their fighters day after day, charging the deadly guns of the bombers, defending their factories, cities, homes.A Wisconsin farm boy with a flying father learned to pilot airplanes before he could drive a car. Answering the call after Pearl Harbor, John Miller learns to fly the B-17 Flying Fortress, with its ten heavy machine guns. In the massive formations over Europe, the interlocking fields of fire were devastating to any attackers. The son of a butcher, Otto Thielmann is a boxer who learned to fly gliders as a teenager. When Germany called, he answered.and became a fighter pilot.Miller's and Thielmann's lives were so different, but so similar, they had to try to kill each other.From the author of the Stella's Game Trilogy, Crop Duster: A Novel of World War Two brings you visions of air combat, of the devastation of air bombardment to the targets, the attackers, the defenders, and the survivors.…

Zustand: Hervorragend. Zustand: Hervorragend | Seiten: 350 | Sprache: Englisch | Produktart: Bücher | In the spring of 1862, three green armies clashed in the Tennessee pine barrens near an obscure flatboat landing on the Tennessee River. Desperate to stop two Union armies from joining forces-and by so doing, to prove his worth to the Confederacy, Albert S. Johnston, with Pierre G. T. Beauregard, led the 40,000 man Army of Mississippi north from Corinth, Mississippi. It didn't help that Johnston and Beauregard didn't trust each other, nor that their army, collected from all over the South, had never fought-let alone marched-together.Planning an advance on Corinth, Ulysses S. Grant and the Army of West Tennessee waited near the trading hamlet of Pittsburg Landing on the west side of the Tennessee River, near a small church called Shiloh, anticipating the arrival of Don C. Buell and the Army of the Ohio. It didn't help that Buell hated Grant, thought they barely knew each other.On 6 April 1862, the Confederates, most of whom hadn't eaten in days, stumbled into the Federal camps in the dark of night. By sunrise, a fifth of Grant's army had become casualties, but Grant himself wasn't there.yet.By sunset, the die was cast for a different future for America.This encounter-two days of fighting that produced over twenty-thousand casualties-was the first major battle of a war that was projected to last only six months. Instead, it dragged on for three more years, and changed the American way of war forever.The Devil's Own Day: Shiloh and The American Civil War is a careful examination of this pivotal battle, from the co-author of Why The Samurai Lost Japan: A Study in Miscalculation and Folly, and the creator of The Stella's Game Trilogy.…

Zustand: Hervorragend. Zustand: Hervorragend | Seiten: 330 | Sprache: Englisch | Produktart: Bücher | This Redhead consists only of external dialogues between two characters, Blondie and Red. There are no non-verbal narratives nor any internal dialogues. There are no quotation marks for what they say; just those in their dialogs, nor "he said" nor "she sighed" nor "they cried" tags. You will read of no facial expressions that they don't talk about, no un-noticed reactions or un-vocalized thoughts. Further, you won't see proper names; nothing but nicknames and the odd title. The italics are for emphasis. Conversations are naturally paced; some spoken phrases or sentences invite response, and are marked by (.). I generously use these ellipsis for this pacing.Most of the story takes place in either a two-bedroom, two-story, bath-and-a-half townhouse on a quiet rural/suburban street, or in a small neighborhood tavern not far away. The buildings in the neighborhood are close enough together that the comings-and-goings of neighbors are not a mystery, nor are some of their other activities.There are no scenes set; no transitional segues described other than in their dialogues. Story breaks and chapters may move from one location to another-and you'll know when they are important-but just as often, they merely mark the passing of time.This Redhead will require more of your imagination than any other story you have ever read. You should provide missing elements out of your experience. The interior layout of rooms, how crowded the bar is, or any other visual elements you can make up as you see fit. As their dialogs are very personal to them, so too will the scene settings become personal to you. You might place Red and Blondie in your kitchen, in your neighborhood watering hole, or in the living room where you had a memorable romantic encounter.It may surprise you how absorbing a reading experience This Redhead will be.…

Zustand: Hervorragend. Zustand: Hervorragend | Sprache: Englisch | Produktart: Bücher | February 1945. World War Two is entering its sixth year. In Europe, Germany is on its knees, its shattered cities in ruins, battered by clouds of bombers attacking day and night. In the Pacific, the war has been raging for just over three years-the island battles producing rivers of blood-but only a handful of bombs have fallen on Japan. The Boeing B-29 Superfortress, the most sophisticated airplane in the world, was the only airplane that could persuade Japan that resistance is futile. But in the six months since the Superfortress's combat debut, Japan remains undaunted and unharmed by the bombers. Why? Logistics, weather and urban layout. The logistics are a matter of distance. The distance between the Pacific airfields and Japan is four times greater than that between English airbases and Germany. The weather over Japan, unlike the relatively calm European skies, has an almost constant cloud cover . plus the jetstream, a howling zephyr that blows bombs off course from the B-29's bombing altitude. Japan itself, unlike Germany, has much of its weapons production scattered throughout the civilian urban landscape; concentrating on Japan's large factories isn't nearly enough to stop production. Hap Arnold, the Army Air Force's boss, has staked everything, including his reputation, on proving that a land invasion of Japan can be avoided using the Superforts, a weapons program more costly than the atomic bombs. But they and their unimaginative martinet of a commander aren't getting it done. So Arnold brings in Curtis LeMay, a general known as a real operator. Sharing Arnold's belief that a slogging land war can be avoided, LeMay looks at the problems and devises a solution with tactics that throw away all the books, even some he helped write. To win, the B-29s would conduct a Fire Blitz, and burn down Japan. 9 March 1945 Mere seconds after the sirens started, searchlights lanced the dark night with their probing, piercing fingers of light, and the antiaircraft guns began firing. And the Fire Blitz began.…