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Attacked Pearl Harbor? What was the US reaction to the Japanese from Pearl
Harbor? How many people died at Pearl Harbor? How many people,
Japanese people died at Pearl Harbor? Were there Japanese spies in Pearl
Harbor. What kind of WW2 Japanese Airplanes were there at Pearl Harbor.
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The books tell the stories from the men and women who fought on both sides in
the Attack on Pearl Harbor.
War Plan
Orange Hardbound
Book. The U.S. Strategy to Defeat Japan
1897-1945 Miller. First book to deal with the little-known
strategic plans of the U.S., developed over the four decades
prior to Pearl Harbor, to defeat an Asian enemy. Reviews all
well-planned scenarios, and traces strategic and tactical
plans that later won the war and became the U.S. method of
war planning that prevails today. 34 photos, 544 pgs., 6"x
9", hdbd.
#0003546
Price: $39.95
Preemptive
Strike Hardbound
Book. Armstrong. Could bombing Japan and
destroying Japanese supply lines, communications, and
staging areas in China have averted the devastating attack
on Pearl Harbor? Here, the untold story of the plan that
called for the United States to provide China with 150
manned bombers and 350 fighters - endorsed by President
Roosevelt some five months before Pearl Harbor - and the
debate surrounding that plan reveals a seldom-seen view of
the political and moral pressures on Roosevelt's prewar
cabinet. 312 pages, 6"x 9", hardcover.
#0033507
Price: $22.95
This is No
Drill! Softbound
Book. Living Memories of the Attack on
Pearl Harbor. Berry. This fascinating and powerful
collection of firsthand accounts brings to vivid life one of
the most fateful days in American history. Here, in their
own words, survivors of the attack - from all branches of
the service - recall what it was like to witness this
momentous event as it happened. Dramatic and compelling,
these living memories offer a rare look inside the hearts
and minds of American heroes - and an invaluable record of
American history. 272 pgs., 5"x 8", sfbd.
#0005476
Price: $13.95
Air Raid:
Pearl Harbor! Hardbound
Book. Stillwell. This comprehensive
anthology of first-person reminiscences includes Japanese
accounts of the planning and execution of the raid, as well
as the reaction in Washington, and graphic accounts of the
attack by the people who were there. 300 pgs., 250 B&W
photos and illustrations, 8½"x 11", hdbd.
#0003357
Price: $39.95
Attack on
Pearl Harbor Softbound
Book A Pictorial History. Stan Cohen.
Originally published as "East, Wind, Rain," this is the most
comprehensive photo coverage to date of the historic attack
that brought the United States into WWII. Nearly 300 photos,
including many of the historic sites as seen today. 182
pgs., 8½"x 11", sfbd.
#0004402
Price: $14.95
Pearl Harbor
Ghosts Softbound
Book. The Legacy of December 7, 1941
Clarke. “Filled with fascinating stories told by ordinary
people who lived through the extraordinary weekend of
December 5 to 7, 1941.” – The New York Times Book Review.
Full of gripping drama and vibrant detail, this book
examines the attack on Pearl Harbor from the perspectives of
those who were there, including ordinary Honolulu residents,
stunned U.S. Navy personnel, Japanese pilots who manned the
deadly bombers, and the island’s community of
Japanese-Americans. 336 pages, 5½”x 8”, softcover.
#0040152
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Pearl Harbor
1941 Softbound
Book. The Day of Infamy
Smith. This revised edition, containing the latest research
on the events of December 7, 1941, reveals several
previously unknown aspects of the attack and dispels key
myths that have been built up around the fateful day. You'll
learn about details of the Japanese plan; the commanders
involved in the battle; the chronology of events, including
Japan's first and second waves of attacks… and even about
visiting Pearl Harbor today. 96 pages, B&W photographs, 7¼"x
9¾", softcover.
#0015393
Price: $18.95
Pearl Harbor Softbound
Book. The Verdict of History. Prange. In
this controversial sequel to At Dawn We Slept, the author
uncovers the secret roles played by the president, his
cabinet secretaries, admirals, and generals in the weeks
before the attack. Based on more than 40 years of research,
extensive interviews, and an insider's knowledge of the
military, this book poses an explosive and highly convincing
new theory of America's entry into the Pacific War. 699
pgs., 6"x 9", sfbd.
#0003219
Price: $19.95
Pearl Harbor Softbound
Book. Final Judgement. Clausen & Lee. In
1944, Secretary of War Stimson selected the author - a
then-unknown major - to undertake a new investigation into
the events at Pearl Harbor. This is the story behind that
investigation and a blistering account of its conclusions,
revealing facts behind the event that still inspires passion
and controversy. "Fresh perspectives, sound research, a
lively style, and an exciting, suspenseful plot." - New York
Times. 503 pgs., 35 B&W photos, 6"x 9", sfbd.
#0003990
Price: $18.95
Pearl Harbor Hardbound
Book. America's Darkest Day. Wels. This
book brings together in one magnificent edition the rich
history, real-life stories, harrowing drama, and appalling
tragedy of the Japanese attack on the U.S.' premier Pacific
naval base. It also goes on with the intriguing background
of the initial days of WWII and the lasting legacy of this
wartime disaster. Features the art of Tom Freeman and C.S.
Bailey. 224 pgs., 250+ full-color photos, 10"x 9½", hdbd.
#0005610
Price: $34.95
The Pearl Harbor Collection CD Audio
Book on CD. Gordon W. Prange. Read by Tony Roberts, this audio
book is a collection of three definitive accounts of Pearl Harbor and its
aftermath. Included are abridged editions of At Dawn We Slept, Pearl Harbor:
The Verdict of History, and Dec. 7, 1941. These accounts are absorbing,
enlightening, and unstintingly dramatic. Presented in a handsome, boxed gift
set, the reading is approximately nine hours long on your choice of six
audio cassettes (item #A0011) or nine CDs.
#00A0012
Price: $44.95
The
Pineapple Air Force Hardbound
Book. Pearl Harbor to Tokyo
Lambert. Follow the history of the 7th Air Force, which - as
the old Hawaiian Air Force - met the attack of the Japanese
on December 7, 1941. You'll see its bomber units moved on to
Pacific combat almost immediately and live with the
frustrated fighter units as they are held back to defend
Oahu before finally moving on to combat in the
Marshalls-Gilberts, the Marianas, and beyond. 224 pages,
300+ B&W and color photographs, 8½"x 11", hardcover.
#0021079
Price: $59.95
Vampire
Squadron! Softbound
Book. The Saga of the 44th Fighter
Squadron in the South and Southwest Pacific. Starke. Join
this famed squadron as they cover the vast Pacific - from
Pearl Harbor to the Solomon Islands and on to the
Philippines and China. Theirs was a constant battle - from
the Japanese to the weather, insects, disease, and shortages
of planes, pilots, food, and equipment. Here is an accurate
account of their exploits told by one of their pilots. 219
pgs., 260+ B&W photos, 8¼"x 10¾", sfbd.
#0005612
Price: $29.95
The Long
Campaign Hardbound
Book. The History of the 15th Fighter
Group in World War II.
Lambert. Activated in December, 1940, as part of the old
Hawaiian Air Force, the 15th Fighter Group served its
baptism of fire a year later when the Japanese attacked
Pearl Harbor and Oahu's airfields. Based on personal
interviews with veterans as well as official records, this
is an award-winning wartime chronicle of the 15th, whose
combat record stretched from the first day of the war to the
last. 192 pages, 300+ B&W photographs, maps, 8½"x 11",
hardcover.
#0021066
Price: $49.95
P-40 Warhawk
Aces of Pacific
Softbound BookAircraft of the Aces Vol. 55 Molesworth. A few P-40s rose to
defend Pearl Harbor from attack on December 7, 1941 and were
the first USAAF fighters to engage the Japanese in WWII.
P-40 units also fought invading Japanese forces in the
Philippines and Java and again in the Gilbert and Marshall
Islands. This book examines the Warhawk's wartime exploits
and all of its aces. 96 pgs., 110 B&W photos, 40 color
profiles, 7¼"x 9¾", sfbd.
#0015101
Price: $20.95
Battleship
Arizona Hardbound
Book. An Illustrated History. Paul
Stillwell. A heavily illustrated, full history of the famous
warship's 25-year career, including riveting stories from
the survivors of the attack on Pearl Harbor. 424 pgs., 370
photos and 25 line drawings, 8½"x 11", hdbd.
#0005354
Price: $67.95
Billy
Mitchell Hardbound
Book Cooke. This chronicle places Billy
Mitchell at the debates over U.S. air power between the
wars. Mitchell proved during World War I that air power
could affect ground combat, and he argued that it would be
decisive in the next war, certain to be with Japan. After
being court-martialed for his outspokenness, Pearl Harbor
made Mitchell look like a prophet martyred for his
integrity. Instead, meet a man flawed by ambition who was a
victim of circumstances of his own creation. 305 pages,
hardcover.
#0005783
Price: $49.95
Daughter of
the Air Softbound
Book. The Brief Soaring Life of Cornelia
Fort. Simbeck. A member of the first women's flight squadron
and one of the few to witness the bombing of Pearl Harbor
from the air, Fort persevered in her courageous career, as
one of the war's first female pilots, despite rampant
prejudice toward women. Combining Cornelia Fort's own
eloquent letters and diaries, historical documents, and the
interviews of those who knew and flew with her, here is a
vivid portrait of an infinitely courageous woman. 263 pgs.,
9 B&W photos, 5½"x 8¼", sfbd.
#0005850
Price: $12.95
December 8,
1941 Hardbound
Book. MacArthur's Pearl Harbor
Bartsch. The day after Pearl Harbor, 196 Japanese aircraft
crippled the largest force of B-17s and P-40s outside the
U.S. in a sudden blow that allowed the Japanese to rule the
skies over the Philippines. Drawing on years of research,
interviews and original documents, the author reveals how
MacArthur was caught with the planes on the ground and the
political and strategic aspects that led to the attack. 568
page, 44 B&W photographs, 6¼"x 9½", hardcover.
#0010170
Price: $39.95
Defenseless Hardbound
Book The Political Sabotage of Pearl
Harbor
Lambert & Polmar. This book combines the evidence of
never-before-seen photos and documents, interviews with
witnesses, exhaustive research of remaining evidence, naval
warfare expertise, and legal insights to finally put to rest
the case of the tragic failure of command and dereliction of
duty leading up to December 7, 1941. 258 pages, 75 B&W
photos, 6"x 9", hardcover.
#0015135
Price: $27.95
Long Day's
Journey into War Softbound
Book Pearl Harbor and a World at War,
December 7, 1941. Weintraub. This book chronicles the
whirlwind events sweeping the world on that famous date. In
gripping narrative, events reveal themselves in dramatic
hour-by-hour simultaneous time as scenes shift from front
lines to home fronts. Includes accounts from Washington
D.C., Tokyo, Malaya, Thailand, Hawaii, Russia, North Africa,
Europe and other wartime fronts. 716 pgs., 6"x 9", sfbd.
#0005886
Price: $19.95
Kimmel,
Short, and Pearl Harbor Hardbound
Book The Final Report Revealed
Borch & Martinez. In 1995, amid heated debate over the blame
placed on Rear Adm. Husband Kimmel and Maj. Gen. Walter
Short for the devastation of the attack on Pearl Harbor and
their subsequent demotions, the U.S. Department of Defense
ordered its own investigation, which resulted in both men
being posthumously promoted to the ranks they held prior to
the attack. Here, you'll view the complete report as well as
added commentary from the authors. 216 pages, 5"x 8",
hardcover.
#0030191
Price: $25.95
Lightning
Strike Hardbound
Book The Secret Mission to Kill Admiral
Yamamoto and Avenge Pearl Harbor
Davis. This is the heart-pounding story of the brilliant
mastermind behind Pearl Harbor - Admiral Isoroku Yamamoto -
and the courageous young American fliers who flew the
longest mission ever attempted over open water to shoot him
down. "The finest history of World War II in the
Pacific...that I have ever read." - William Allen, president
of the American Fighter Aces Association. 400 pages, 8 pages
of B&W photographs, 6"x 9¼", hardcover.
#0015232
Price: $25.95
Remember
Pearl Harbor Softbound
Book Collectibles.
Arian & Jacobs. The Remember Pearl Harbor theme was perhaps
the greatest rallying point around which America would
gather in its 165-year history. It was carried out
throughout the war in every facet of propaganda. This book
recognizes, catalogs and presents in large, clear
photographs those wartime Pearl Harbor keepsakes, souvenirs,
relics and artifacts that carried the theme and that are now
a part of our heritage. 88 pages, 200+ color and B&W
photographs, 8½"x 11", softcover.
#0006107
Price: $14.95
Fortnight of
Infamy Hardbound
Book. The Collapse of Allied Airpower
West of Pearl Harbor
Burton. This book offers the first comprehensive overview of
the collapse of Allied air forces from Wake Island to Burma
between December 8-24, 1941, giving you both a cockpit view
of the desperate actions that took place and an
understanding of why such heavy Allied losses occurred so
quickly. 320 pages, 35 B&W photographs and illustrations,
6¼"x 9", hardcover.
#0030187
Price: $32.95
Eyewitness
Pacific Theater
Hardbound Book. Firsthand Accounts of the War in
the Pacific from Pearl Harbor to the Atomic Bomb.
Giangreco & Kuehn. Through interviews in which Allied
soldiers, sailors, airmen and medical personnel recount
their dramatic tales of tragedy and triumph, this heavily
illustrated book and CD set tells the remarkable story of
U.S. operations in the Pacific Theater of World War II. 272
pages, 200+ B&W and color photographs, 8½"x 10½", hardcover.
#0031006
Price: $19.95
End of the
Beginning Hardbound
Book Turtledove. "An exciting military
thriller… another triumph." - Midwest Book Review. In
this alternate-history sequel to Days of Infamy, in which
the Japanese conquered Hawaii after their daring attack on
Pearl Harbor, the Japanese brutally occupy Hawaii while
America marshals its military forces - including a new kind
of aircraft that can hold its own against the Zero - to
reclaim the islands. 440 pages, 6"x 9", hardcover.
#0049041
Price: $25.95
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