John Ashcroft
The most controversial attorney general in U.S. history tells untold story behind the war on terror in post-9/11 America.$14.99

Stephen Mansfield
Since men and women in battle not only face the prospect of their own deaths but also must fashion a moral rationale for killing, the battlefield is often a place of religious transformations.$24.99

Audie Murphy
In his classic WWII memoir, Audie Murphy depicts the harrowing events of the war, relating the fear, courage, and death that followed the men he knew into battle. In the two years that he fought in Italy, France, and Germany, he killed at least 240 Germans, single-handedly destroyed a German...$15.49

Peter B. Schulze
Yebegaw Mebrek (The Summer Thunder) is the biography of one of the most famous military generals of Ethiopia, General Jagama Kelo.$9.99

Masood Farivar
The true story of one man’s extraordinary journey from the heart of the Islamic world to the halls of Harvard University and far beyond$24.99

Jim Lacey
When the U.S. first entered into WWI, they did so with inadequate forces. Pershing built an army that turned the tide of the war. Lacey traces Pershing’s development from fighter to commander.$13.99

Gunnery Sgt. Jack Coughlin, USMC, and Capt. Casey Kuhlman, USMCR, with Donald A. Davis
With more than sixty confirmed kills, Jack Coughlin is the Marine Corps’ top-ranked sniper. Shooter is his harrowing first-person account of a sniper’s life on and off the modern battlefield.$19.99

Bevin Alexander
Throughout history, great generals have deceived, outflanked, and triumphed over superior armies commanded by conventional thinkers. Bevin Alexander tells how Hannibal, Genghis Khan, Napoleon, Ston...$21.75