FDR Goes to War

by Burton W. Folsom, Jr.

An astute, provocative and compelling follow-up to New Deal or Raw Deal? that exposes how FDR transformed American government and American life during the war years with continuing repercussions in the current economy.

Fallschirmjäger

by John Sutherland

Taken from an unpublished album that belonged to a member of the elite German paratroopers, these dramatic images take us from the invasion of Crete to the Russian front, offering an up-close look at WWII combat.

Fighter Group

by Jay A. Stout

Part of the famed U.S. Eighth Air Force, the 352nd Fighter Group was one of World War II’s most decorated flying units. Here is a gripping account of the “Blue Nosed Bastards of Bodney” and their legendary exploits.

Fighting Patton

by Harry Yeide

Taking us from the pursuit of Pancho Villa in Mexico in 1916 through World Wars I and II, this eye-opening volume reveals one of America’s most famous and highly respected commanders through the eyes of his enemies.

Fighting With the Filthy Thirteen

by Jack Womer

The 101st Airborne’s “Filthy Thirteen” was the inspiration for the movie The Dirty Dozen. Here, the authors recount fighting as a spearhead of the Screaming Eagles in Normandy, the Battle of the Bulge and beyond.

The Final Mission of Bottoms Up

by Dennis R. Okerstrom

In November 1944, the B-24J Liberator Bottoms Up was shot down over present-day Croatia. Most of her crew was lost. Here is the story of Lieutenant Lee Lamar’s return to the scene of the crash over sixty years later.

Finding Your Father's War

by Jonathan Gawne

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The definitive guide to tracking down the wartime careers of veterans who served in the army during World War II, this practical guide helps you find sources, explains how to make sense of your information, and more.

Finish Forty and Home

by Phil Scearce

The story of the men and missions of the 11th Bombardment Group, which fought alone and unheralded in the South Central Pacific in the early days of the Pacific War, while America had its eyes on the conflict in Europe.

Finland's War of Choice

by Henrik O. Lunde

Counts as 2

Describes the odd coalition between Germany and Finland in World War II, and how this shaky partnership resulted in Germany’s strongest and best army becoming trapped in Finland, unable to join the main war effort.

Five Days That Shocked the World

by Nicholas Best

This chronicle of the fiery end of war in the European theater features firsthand accounts from such notable figures as Albert Speer, Rudolf Hess, Walter Cronkite, Audrey Hepburn, the future Pope Benedict, and many more.

Five Lieutenants

by James Carl Nelson

The dramatic and moving story of five brilliant young Harvard men who took up the call to arms in the spring of 1917 and met differing fates in the horrific maelstrom of battle on the Western Front in 1918.

For Crew and Country

by John Wukovits

A riveting chronicle of The Battle of Samar—the dramatic climax of the Battle of Leyte Gulf—and the sacrifice of the destroyer escort USS Samuel B. Roberts, which faced down Japan’s mightiest battleship, the Yamato.

The Forgotten Highlander

by Alistar Urquhart

Forced into slave labor by the Japanese Army during the Battle of Singapore, a soldier in the British Army suffers unimaginable cruelty at the hands of his captors and survives three close encounters with death.

Forgotten Sacrifice

by Michael G. Walling

Transporting us to a world of ice-laden ships and bitter struggle against the elements—and savage enemies—here is a gripping account of the Arctic convoys that made the Murmansk Run during World War II.

Frozen in Time

by Mitchell Zuckoff

A gripping true story of survival, bravery, and honor that chronicles the crash of a U.S. cargo plane in the forbidding Greenland Ice Cap during World War II and the daring attempts to rescue the survivors.