military art and science

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Ancient warfare

from clubs to catapults
2000
Examines ancient weapons and their uses in Mesopotamia, Egypt, China, India, Greece, Rome, and Mesoamerica.

Warfare

2004
Looks at warfare as a way of life during the Middle Ages, and discusses specific wars and battles, leaders, kings, armies, weapons, and conquerors of the time.

The Roman army

the legendary soldiers who created an empire
2004
Presents an illustrated history of the Roman Army, including information about its composition, organization, training, methods, weapons, and campaigns.

U.S. Air Force special forces

pararescue
2000
An introduction to the United States Air Force pararescue units whose mission is to help air force members whose aircraft have crashed, including the development of the units and the equipment they use.

The Roman legionary

1984
Provides historical background and detailed information on the Roman soldier's training, duties, weapons, armor, equipment, rations, daily life, battle tactics, and military discipline.

Navy

2012
This book introduces the U.S. Navy, describing historic beginnings, training, types of ships, role in wars, special forces, and missions.

Army

2012
This book introduces the U.S. Army, describing the Army's historic beginnings, recruitment, training, units, vehicles, ranks, and missions.

Air Force

2012
This book introduces the U.S. Air Force, describing its history, training, jobs, modern technology, famous airmen, and missions.

The most amazing weapons of war

2009
This book provides a brief history of military weapons, from slinging stones and arrows to flying tactics and smart weapons.

The U.S. Air Force

2009
Simple text and photographs describe the U.S. Air Force's purpose, jobs, tools, and machines.

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