Keegan, John

Reassesses three battles that took place during three different time periods, focusing on how the individual participants felt at the most crucial moments during the fight.

The definitive account of the greatest conflict in world history. Over 600 maps, diagrams and illustrations create a complete and dynamic picture of the world at war.

A visual encyclopedia of World War II, featuring alphabetically arranged entries that provide photographs and information about leaders and other notable military men and civilians, weapons and weapon systems, and major campaigns and battles.

Examines the value and limitations of intelligence in war. Explores the history of gathering intelligence over the years, from word-of-mouth delivered on horse, to telegraph and radio, to today's technological advances. Discusses examples of when intelligence contributed to military success or failure, including the defeat of Napoleon, Germany's unrecognizable V-2 rockets, victory over the Japanese at Midway, and today's efforts at tracking al-Qaeda.

Provides a survey of the military history of North America, explaining how geography has shaped American military heritage and discussing every major fortification and battle site on the continent.