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Agincourt: Henry V and the Battle That Made England
By Juliet Barker
Medieval / Hundred Years War
October 25, 1415 — Henry V's exhausted, outnumbered English army destroyed a French force three times its size on a muddy field in northern France. Barker spent years in the archives and produced the definitive account of the battle, stripping away the Shakespeare mythology to show what actually happened and why the longbow changed medieval warfare forever.
$3.99
Landing in Hell: The Pyrrhic Victory of the First Marine Division on Peleliu, 1944
By Peter Margaritis
WWII / Pacific / USMC
Peleliu was supposed to take four days. It took 73. The Marines of the First Division fought through a honeycomb of fortified coral caves against Japanese defenders who had decided to make the Americans pay for every yard. One of the most brutal and most controversial battles of the Pacific war, fought under a commander who may have been wrong to order it at all.
$2.99
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The Memoirs of John S. Mosby
By John S. Mosby
American Civil War / CSA / Memoir
John Singleton Mosby commanded the most effective guerrilla operation of the Civil War, terrorizing Union supply lines across northern Virginia for three years with a force that rarely exceeded a few hundred men. Written decades after the war, and first published in 1917, his memoirs recount in his own words how he did it.
$0.99
Legions of Rome: The Definitive History of Every Roman Legion
By Stephen Dando-Collins
Ancient Rome / Roman Military
Exactly what the title promises: A systematic history of all 37 of the Roman legions that ever existed, from their origins to their dissolution. Less a narrative than a reference work, but an indispensable one for anyone serious about Roman military history. The kind of book you revisit multiple times rather than read once.
$3.99
The Forgotten 500: The Untold Story of the Men Who Risked All for the Greatest Rescue Mission of World War II
By Gregory A. Freeman
WWII / Balkans / OSS Operations
Operation Halyard was a covert mission to extract over 500 American airmen shot down over German-occupied Yugoslavia and sheltered by Serbian villagers at enormous personal risk. Freeman tracked down survivors on both sides of the Atlantic to tell a story the U.S. government kept classified for decades because it meant acknowledging that America's wartime ally Tito had actively worked against the rescue.
$1.99
