Dupuy, Trevor Nevitt

A biography of the Carthaginian general who with a motley and ill-equipped army led a successful campaign against Rome for sixteen years.

The author guides the reader through the second final phase of the naval war in the Pacific. He chronicles the battles fought between ships that never came within sight of each other and gives the reader a clear understanding of the overall strategy of the Pacific war.

This volume of Col. Dupuy's history of the Second World War chronicles the amazing exploits of Col. Claire Chennault and his famous "Flying Tigers." The author provides us with a grraphic analysis of the role of air power in modern warfare.

Traces the course of the war in Europe from the landing of the Allies in Normandy in June 1944 to the surrender of Germany in May 1945.