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Type: Book
Name: Joe Buff
Email: readermail@joebuff.com
Book/Video name: Deep Sound Channel
Publisher: Bantam/Random House
Year: 2000 hardcover, 2001 paperback
Pages: 401
Illustrations: None
ISBN#: 0-553-76288-5
Ordering Info: Available at all brick-and-mortar & on-line bookstores, or via JoeBuff.com
Description:
The year is 2011, and in South Africa a reactionary coup has established a military government that has begun sinking U.S. and British merchant ships. NATO quickly responds, with only Germany holding back - until Germany starts nuking Poland and eviscerating the French. Now the South Atlantic is a battleground where nuclear-tipped missiles rule - and the only gun worth using is one that seeks and fires from deep beneath the sea. In response, Lieutenant Commander Jeffrey Fuller and the crew of the
nuclear submarine USS Challenger are called in to help. Ceramic-hulled and designed for maximum stealth, the Challenger is being sent to South Africa for a mission critical to stopping the war. Together with a team of Navy SEALs and assisted by Boer freedom fighter Ilse Reebeck, Commander Fuller must infiltrate the enemy coast and attack a compound where scientists are putting together the ultimate biological weapon - a violent, deadly microbe that has the potential to wreak global devastation. For Jeffrey Fuller,
the operation will take him back to his former life as a SEAL. It's his job to steer the team of operatives to shore penetrate concentric arcs of armaments, minefields, and sensors and destroy the death lab. If the mission works, the bioweapon will be destroyed and shock waves will cripple the South African government. If it goes wrong, fallout will kill thousands of innocent people.
Type: Book
Name: Joe Buff
Email: readermail@joebuff.com
Book/Video name: Thunder in the Deep
Publisher: Bantam/Random House
Year: 2001 hardcover, 2002 paperback
Pages: 465
Illustrations: None
ISBN#: 0-553-58240-2
Ordering Info: Available at all brick-and-mortar & on-line bookstores, or via JoeBuff.com
Description:
 
The Challenger is the weapon of the future, a ceramic-hulled nuclear attack submarine whose electronic eyes and ears are the most advanced ever created. It is commanded by acting captain Jeffrey Fuller, a former SEAL turned submariner whose aggressiveness has made him a rising star - and sometimes scares the hell out of his crew. Fuller's mission is to rescue the Virginia-class fast attack sub Texas, now lying on the bottom of the Atlantic just off the Azores. But the enemy - a newly resurrected
and fanatically militaristic Germany - knows where the Texas is, too, and knows the Challenger is coming. It is the Challenger the Germans want, dispatching their own high-tech supersub, the Deutschland, to destroy her. In this war your enemy is a blip on a console hardwired into an integrated nuclear weapons system. Ships are vaporized off the surface of the sea, nuclear shock waves unleash deadly tsunami waves, and smart submarines do battle with smart aircraft sent to hunt them down. For Jeffrey Fuller and
the Challenger, for the men on board the Deutschland, the race beneath the ocean's surface across a horrific underwater war zone will demand every bit of courage and skill they can muster just to survive. Before it's over, the Challenger's mission is radically redefined: Fuller, his SEALs, and freedom fighter Ilse Reebeck are sent into Germany itself - to plant a nuke right in the gut of the enemy's power structure.
Type: Book
Name: Joe Buff
Email: readermail@joebuff.com
Book/Video name: Crush Depth
Publisher: Morrow/HarperTorch
Year: 2002 hardcover, 2003 paperback
Pages: 501
Illustrations: None
ISBN#: 0-06-000965-9
Ordering Info: Available at all brick-and-mortar & on-line bookstores, or via JoeBuff.com
Description:
It is the day after tomorrow. The lines have been redrawn, and crossed over. And the world is at war again.
 
The cataclysm began with coordinated reactionary coups in South Africa and Germany. Overnight new enemies emerged to attack U.S. and European shipping lanes, setting off a global conflagration raging in deadly earnest. And the devastating weapons of choice used by the Berlin-Boer Axis are tactical nuclear weapons.
 
The deep-diving state-of-the-art German boat Voortrekker prowls beneath the ocean's surface, carrying more onboard firepower than many of the world's nations. There is only one weapon in America's arsenal that can match the silent killer: the crippled sub USS Challenger, presently in dry dock in Connecticut. And the Voortrekker is moving into position for the ultimate strike.
 
Brash, brilliant, and battle-tested, Captain Jeffrey Fuller is the driven naval officer who must oversee the miracle that will put Challenger back into action in forty-eight hours. Then Fuller himself will have to do the impossible, piloting his damaged sub toward a life-and-death confrontation with the Axis leviathan. Fuller has already faced the Voortrekker's ruthless commander before--and unlike so many others, he survived. This time the fight will take place at the ultimate submarine's crush
depth, and the prize will be America.
Type: Book
Name: Joe Buff
Email: readermail@joebuff.com
Book/Video name: Tidal Rip
Publisher: Morrow/HarperTorch
Year: 2003 hardcover, 2004 paperback
Pages: 538
Illustrations: None
ISBN#: 0-06-000967-5
Ordering Info: Available at all brick-and-mortar & on-line bookstores, or via JoeBuff.com
Description:
 
A new world war has begun. It is the year 2012, and extremists in Germany and South Africa have succeeded in staging simultaneous coups to forge the Berlin-Boer Axis, a cabal determined to take over the world. The key instrument of this war is tactical nuclear weaponry, where a single torpedo or cruise missile can destroy an entire ship or city. And while the war will be fought with high-tech weapons, it will be won or lost by the men who command them...
 
Commander Jeffrey Fuller is America's newest hero. Awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor for his victories in battle as captain of America's most sophisticated and deadly fast-attack nuclear submarine, the USS Challenger, Fuller takes grim satisfaction in the honor, knowing at what cost it came. But he has barely enough time to receive the decoration before he is tasked with a new mission. An Allied convoy is steaming toward Africa, hoping to establish a beachhead on the continent. The enemy
has dispatched its most lethal new submarine, the SMS Admiral von Scheer, to ensure that the convoy never reaches its destination. Fuller's mission is to protect the convoy at all costs.
 
Then a nearly impossible mission gets even more difficult. The Berlin-Boer Axis is attempting to gain a foothold in South America, a development that would force the United States to fight the war on yet another front, an escalating conflict they can't possibly win. Now Fuller must make a no-win decision: deploy his team of Navy SEALs to South America to destroy the nuclear-armed enemy insurgents, or patrol the depths of the Atlantic seeking threats to the convoy? The failure of either mission
will mean defeat for the Allied cause. Stalking his prey beneath the waves where the pressure alone can kill, Commander Jeffrey Fuller knows that while one man's life may be meaningless, one man's death could change the course of the war.
Type: Book
Name: Joe Buff
Email: readermail@joebuff.com
Book/Video name: Straits of Power
Publisher: Morrow/HarperTorch
Year: 2004 hardcover, 2005 paperback
Pages: 513
Illustrations: None
ISBN#: 0-06-059470-5
Ordering Info: Available at all brick-and-mortar & on-line bookstores, or via JoeBuff.com
Description:
 
The next world war rages. With the Allies at a stalemate with the Berlin-Boer Axis, every battle takes on a new significance. But in a conflict fought with billion-dollar technology and campaigns comprising millions of soldiers, the outcome may rest in the hands of a single man ...
 
Commander Jeffrey Fuller, captain of America's most sophisticated and deadly fast-attack nuclear submarine, the USS Challenger, is accustomed to victory in battle. But for his latest mission he is informed that the only way he can succeed is if he crosses into enemy waters -- without firing a single shot.
 
His objective: recover a spy. The world of espionage is unknown territory for Fuller. He is ordered to locate an asset, code-named Zeno, who may hold the key to staving off a crippling Axis attack. But this new world is full of lies, feints, and betrayals. In combat, Fuller always knows who his enemy is and how to defeat him. In the shadow world of covert operatives and counterintelligence, the distinction between enemy and ally is far more elusive.
 
And it only gets more complicated. Steaming toward his target, Fuller and his crew begin to suspect that the spy they have been sent to retrieve may in fact be a subterfuge, a ploy intended to lure the Allies' most dangerous weapon into enemy hands. With the clock ticking down to an invasion that could alter the course of the war, Fuller suspects that his new " friend" could even be a double agent, intent on using Challenger as a weapon against his own allies, destroying the fragile ties
binding nations in war.
 
Fuller is accustomed to the codes of the Silent Service, where loyalty is taken for granted, orders are followed without question, and battles are as precise as a torpedo's firing solution. But now he must adapt to a world where betrayers become the new patriots and lies are the instruments of destruction. With the lives of his crew and the fate of his country hanging in the balance, he will have to risk everything on the word of a man who has, for the last two years, served Fuller's most bitter
enemies.
Name: Stan Piet &
Captain Al Raithel, Jr, USN (Ret)   Email: MARTINEER@aol.com  &
SeaMaster51@aol.com Book/Video name: MARTIN P6M
SeaMaster Publisher: Martineer
Press Year: 2001
Illustrations: Over 375 ISBN#: 0-9700662-0-1 Ordering Info: Individual
copies are available for $35.00 plus $4.00 for shipping and handling. Orders and
a check or money order made out to Stan Piet, should be sent to: Martineer
Press, 808 North Shamrock Road, Bel Air, MD 21014 Description: " Martin P6M SeaMaster" is the definitive
history of the U.S. Navy's last seaplane project to see flight status. This book
chronicles the three decades of the Glenn L. Martin Company's seaplane lineage
that lead to the post WW II evolution of the High Speed Minelayer seaplane
program. Covered are the technical hull achievements along with the
politico/military forces that converged to spawn the revolutionary four-jet
Marrtin P6M SeaMaster. Full discussion of its
design competition, prototype development and crashes, pre-production and
production variants along with the details of its weapons systems is featured.
Also detailed are the proposed basing concepts and support equipoment
developments, follow-on designs, including the nuclear-engine proposals, and a
complete review of its untimely demise and termination. The 70,000 word
softcover volume features 236 pages in 81/2 x 11 landscape format with 12 pages
of photos in full color. Over 375 photos and illustrations with 3-views and an
inboard profile foldout complete this fascinating but bittersweet story of the
end of the U.S. Navy's reliance on the naval flying boat.
Type:         Novel Name:         John J. Gobbell email:         john@johnjgobbell.com Book
Title:       THE LAST LIEUTENANT Publisher:       St.
Martin's Press Year:         1995 Hardcover             1997 Softcover still in print Illustrations:   Charts (4) ISBN:         0-312-95838-2 Ordering info:   Any major bookstore, Amazon, Tic Can
Sailors Description:     www.johnjgobbell.com     The Japanese
siege of Bataan and Corregidor during World War II was one of the worst defeats
in U.S. military history. Over 130,000 GIs and Filipinos were slaughtered on
this oft-forgotten Pacific front. And if it were not for naval intelligence’s
success in breaking the JN-25, the Japanese Navy code, Midway Island would have
fallen as well, leaving Hawaii and perhaps even the West Coast of the United
States for the taking.
THE LAST LIEUTENANT, an unforgettable World War II
thriller on part EYE OF THE NEEDLE and one part FROM HERE TO ETERNITY, captures
the heart and soul of those who fought to stop worldwide fascism. With the eye
for detail of a military historian and the writing skills that have brought
comparison to John Le Carré and James Jones, John J. Gobbell takes his place
among today’s finest historical thriller writers.
THE LAST LIEUTENANT is
Todd Ingram. Half-starved and beyond exhaustion, Ingram refuses to give up the
fight when General Jonathan Wainwright surrenders Corregidor to the Japanese. As
artillery blasts The Rock’s beaches and hillsides, Ingram commandeers a
thirty-six foot launch with eleven other desperate men. But only Ingram knows
the most dangerous threat of all: that a Nazi spy named Walter Radtke lies
undiscovered aboard the submarine U.S.S. Wolfish, the last evacuation submarine
off the island. The Nazi knows about Chester Nimitz’s plan to trap the Japanese
fleet at Midway and needs just thirty seconds and a radio to get a warning
dispatch to Yamamoto. Ingram must track down the spy through miles of
Japanese-infested waters and stop him before the tide of the war turns
irrevocably to the rising sun. Before Ingram can save himself, Helen Duran, the
Army nurse he loves, and his men, he must save his country.
Radtke knows
that the U.S. navy has cracked the Japanese code and that Commander in Chief
Chester Nimitz is planning a trap for the Japanese fleet at Midway. All Radtke
needs is a radio and thirty seconds.
Type:           Novel Name:           John
J. Gobbell email:           john@johnjgobbell.com Book
Title:       A CODE FOR TOMORROW Publisher:       St. Martin's Press Year:             1999
hardcover               2002 in
print Illustrations:       charts (4) Cast of Characters ISBN#             0-312-97142-7 Ordering Info:     Any major book store,
Amazon.com, Tin Can Sailors. Description:
www.johnjgobbell.com       In The Last Lieutenant, Navy Lieutenant Todd
Ingram escaped the horrors of Corregidor. Now, in San Francisco, he agonizes
over Helen Durand, the Army nurse he left behind, fighting for the resistance on
Mindanao. Todd Ingram is befriended by Senior Lieutenant Eduard Dezhnev, the
Soviet Naval attache’ to the USSR’s consulate there.   But things go badly for the U.S. Navy in the South Pacific’s Solomon
Islands and Rear Admiral Raymond Spruance orders Ingram to the destroyer U.S.S.
Howell as executive officer. Right back in the fighting, Ingram is caught
in two of the epic naval battles off Guadalcanal: the Battle of Cape Esperance
and the Battle of the Santa Cruz Islands.   Amidst
this, Ingram reaches for Helen but her rescue is hampered by the espionage
activities of Dezhnev, a man Ingram grew to trust and admire. With the war at
its apex, Todd Ingram puts his life on the line not only for the girl he loves,
but for his country, and for a world so perilously close to
collapse.
Type:                 Novel Name:               John J. Gobbell e-mail               john@johnjgobbell.com Book Title:             WHEN DUTY WHISPERS LOW Publisher:           St. Martin's Press Year:               2002
hardcover                     2004 softcover (in
print) ISBN#:               0-312-98675-0 Ordering Info:           Any major bookstore, Amazon.com, Tin Can Sailors Description:
www.johnjgobbell.com  
 
With THE LAST LIEUTENANT and A CODE FOR TOMORROW, John J.
Gobbell has firmly established himself as one of today's leading authors of epic
war novels. His hero, Todd Ingram, has proven to be one of the most fascinating
and endearing characters in the genre. In WHEN DUTY WHISPERS LOW, Lieutenant
Commander Ingram faces his biggest challenge to date as his best friend turns
against him when the chips are down.
It's 1943 and the U.S. Navy is
caught in a fierce battle against the Japanese in the South Pacific. At stake is
the Allies newly won Guadalcanal in the Solomon Islands. But Isoroku Yamamoto,
Admiral of the Combined Fleet and architect of the surprise attack on Pearl
Harbor, desperately wants Guadalcanal back. Calling it “Operation I,” Yamamoto
throws everything into the foray, scraping together top-line dive bombers and
torpedo planes from all over the Pacific to carry out a series of Pearl-Harbor
sized bombing raids in the Solomons.
In response, the Allies introduce
the proximity fuse to the fleet a top-secret anti-aircraft detonator that can
greatly assist the U.S. Navy in their desperate fight against Japanese dive
bombers and torpedo planes. However, in the heat of battle Commander Jerry Landa
refuses to use the fuse - and pays the price as his ship, the USS Howell, is
torn in half by Japanese “Val” dive bombers. Lieutenant Commander Todd Ingram
confronts Landa, questioning his authority as the two become enemies in the
midst of battle.
As Ingram and Landa fight to survive “Operation I,”
Yamamoto personally directs the raids that will return him to the glory of
December 7, 1941 raids that will facilitate the recapture of Guadalcanal and
that will cripple the United States Navy forever.
Filled with epic
battles, romance, and the brutality of war, John J. Gobbell has crafted a tale
that will transport the reader into the South Pacific during World War II--a
story as vibrant and stunning as anything he has ever written.
Type:               Novel Name:               John J. Gobbell e-mail               john@johnjgobbell.com Book title:             THE NEPTUNE STRATEGY Publisher:           St. Martin's Press Year:               2004 hardcover
(current in print) Illustrations:         Charts
(4) ISBN#:             0-312-31170-2 Ordering Info:         Any major bookstore, Amazon.com, Tin Can Sailors Description:
www.johnjgobbell.com
Commander
Todd Ingram stands on the bridge of his destroyer, U.S.S. Matthew (DD 525) when,
suddenly, Japanese dive bombers plunge through the overcast. It’s a coordinated
and devastating attack, the ship rocked by massive explosions. Concussions
hurtle Ingram overboard, and helplessly, he watches his embattled ship stagger
into the evening mist. He’s left behind as the Matthew’s crew desperately fights
the fire and the Japanese.
Ingram barely lasts the night, and early the
next morning he whoops for joy as a periscope cuts a wake toward him through a
glass-smooth sea. But joy turns to horror as the submarine surfaces. The
submarine is the I-57 of the Imperial Japanese Navy. Her skipper is Commander
Hajime Shimada, recipient of Japan’s highest honor: Order of the Golden Kite.
Also aboard the I-57 is Korvettenkapitän Martin Taubman, of the Kreigsmarine.
Until recently, Taubman was the naval attache’ in Tokyo. With Hajime and the
I-57's crew of forty-nine officers and men, Taubman is enroute home via the
U-Boat pens in Lorient, France. Ingram works hard for his keep and endures
beatings from his captors. But he’s assured by Taubman, who becomes a
chess-playing partner, to obey his captors, to keep his head down and work, that
he'll be safely interred in a POW camp in Germany after they arrive in Lorient.
It’s only until the I-57 makes a secret rendezvous with her sistership,
the I-49, in Madagascar’s Antongila Bay, that Ingram learns this is not just a
simple technical exchange mission between Germany and Japan. The I-57's mission
has far more personal, and deadlier ramifications. Worst of all, Ingram
discovers Hajime plans to get rid of him before they reach Lorient.
Type: Book
Name: RADM Stuart F. Platt SC, USN (Ret.) Email:
Contact person is duffrey@armamenttide.com Book/Video
name: " The Armament Tide - ReArming America" Publisher:
Granville Island Publishing Year: 2002 Pages:
Hardcover, 209 pages. Illustrations: Photos, Documents,
Charts and Index ISBN#: 1-894694-17-1 Ordering Info:
Ask for it in your local bookstore. You may also order from
Amazon.com and at www.armamenttide.com  on-line. Description:
The armament tide has begun to flow strongly again in the United
States. This book will assist our Nation's leaders and the American
people to better understand how to manage the business of rearmament
during these flood tides. Drawing on historical anecdote, common
business principals and the author's 31 years of military service,
the book provides an entertaining and educational look at the complexities
of arming the American military.
Type:
Book Name:
Don Landauer Email:
Dontahoe@oakweb.com (summer) Donkauai@msn.com (winter) Book/Video
name:
PEARL: The History of the US Navy in Pearl Harbor Publisher:
Flying Cloud Press Year:
1999, 3rd printing 2001 Pages:
430 Illustrations:
twentyone ISBN#:
0-933185-06-5 Ordering
Info:
Flying Cloud Press, Box 624002, S Lake Tahoe CA 96154 or USS Arizona
Memorial, #1 USS Arizona Mem'l Place, Honolulu HI 96818. Price $21.95
+ $2.50 S& H. Ten percent discount for USN & USMC veterans. Description:
PEARL shows how the original natives came to Hawaii. Then it describes
how European and American explorers and seamen came and affected
Hawaiian culture. Then it documents how and why and when the United
States Navy came, and subsequently how the two cultures related
to each other. You Marines may be interested in the fact that the
first ship (a captured British ship) into the Honolulu/Pearl Harbor
area (in 1814)was commanded by a US Marine! Later the first US Marine
detachment in 1906 deployed to the Honolulu area described Waikiki
as a, " damned mosquito infested swamp" . The latest edition
includes the Ehime Maru incident and the attack on New York and
the Pentagon. The author was in the US Navy in 1945,6 and taught
aboard 14 ships from 1990 to 1995 as a PACE instructor.
Type:
Video Name:
Bob Rositzke Email:
bobr@empirevideo.com Book/Video
name:
" Henry Rodgers Ship Model Collection" Publisher:
Empire Video, Inc. Year:
1999 Pages:
Illustrations:
video ISBN#:
Ordering
Info:
Call 703-866-1934 VISA/MC $19.95 (plus S& H) Description:
" Henry Rodgers Ship Model Collection" : Video: A close-up
look at one of the largest and most valuable dockyard model collections
in the world. These models, constructed from the mid-17th century
through the late 19th century, are exact replicas of the British
warships that won and preserved an empire. VHS Length: 17:00
Type:
Video Name:
Bob Rositzke Email:
bobr@empirevideo.com Book/Video
name:
" To Lead and to Serve" Publisher:
Empire Video, Inc. Year:
1995 Pages:
Illustrations:
Video ISBN#:
Ordering
Info:
Call 703-866-1934. VISA/MC accepted. $15 (plus S& H) Description:
An inside look at life at the U.S. Naval Academy. Follow Midshipmen
as they embark on the voyage of a lifetime. Length: 19:41
Type:
Video Name:
Bob Rositzke Email:
bobr@empirevideo.com Book/Video
name:
" To Lead and to Serve" Publisher:
Empire Video, Inc. Year:
1995 Pages:
Illustrations:
Video ISBN#:
Ordering
Info:
Call 703-866-1934. VISA/MC accepted. $15 (plus S& H) Description:
An inside look at life at the U.S. Naval Academy. Follow Midshipmen
as they embark on the voyage of a lifetime. Length: 19:41
Type:
Video Name:
Bob Rositzke Email:
bobr@empirevideo.com Book/Video
name:
100 Years and Forward Publisher:
Empire Video, Inc. Year:
1998 Pages:
Illustrations:
Video ISBN#:
Ordering
Info:
Call 703/866-1934. VISA/MC accepted. $15 (plus S& H) Description:
Collection of stories about four major World War II naval campaigns
and the Cold War. This video collection is part of a permanent display
at the U.S. Naval Academy Museum. VHS 36:00.
Type:
Book Name:
Edward J. Marolda Email:
marolda.edward@nhc.navy.mil Book/Video
name:
Carrier Operations, Vol 4 in series, The Illustrated History of
the Vietnam War Publisher:
Bantam Year:
1987 Pages:
158 Illustrations:
Color and B/W photos, maps ISBN#:
0-553-34348-3 Ordering
Info:
Out of print available at large libraries Description:
Yankee Station and Dixie Station . . . just two map coordinates
in the South China Sea. But for much of the Vietnam War they were
home to thousands of sailors on board the aircraft carriers of the
U. S. Seventh Fleet. It was from these offshore oases that U. S.
aircraft waged the heaviest bombing campaign in history, sending
a rain of fire against the north, providing air support for U. S.
troops in the south, and dispatching search and rescue missions
to snatch grounded pilots from enemy territory.
Type:
Book Name:
Bernard D. Cole Email:
coleb@ndu.edu Book/Video
name:
The Great Wall at Sea: China's Navy Enters the 21st Century Publisher:
U.S. Naval Institute Press Year:
2001 Pages:
288 Illustrations:
23, plus maps ISBN#:
1-55750-239-0 Ordering
Info:
Available at bookstores, online, or direct: Customer Service, USNI
Operations Center, 2062 Generals Highway, Annapolis MD 21401. 800-233-8764
or 410-224-3378. www.NavalInstitute.org Description:
China is now building a large modern navy to assure its status as
Asia's predominant power. This major new study provides timely,
authoritative information about China's developing navy and its
quest for power. Dr. Cole examines China's navy in detail, its organization
as well as its submarines, ships and airplanes. He also discusses
its personnel and China's future plans for its navy. He asserts
that Beijing's navy is focused on specific, limited goals, but that
the reunification of Taiwan is one of those goals....and one that
will involve the United States.
Type:
Book Name:
James Tritten Email: jtritten121@comcast.net Book/Video
name:
A Doctrine Reader: The Navies of United States, Great Britain, France,
Italy, and Spain Publisher:
Naval War College Press Year:
1995 Pages:
151 Illustrations:
None ISBN#:
Ordering
Info:
Out of print Description:
Case studies of naval doctrine in UK, France, Spain, Italy and role
of doctrine in paradigm shifts and revolutions in military affairs.
Type:
Book Name:
James Tritten Email: jtritten121@comcast.net Book/Video
name:
Our New National Security Strategy: America Promises to Come Back Publisher:
Praeger Publishers Year:
1992 Pages:
196 Illustrations:
None ISBN#:
0275943577 Ordering
Info:
Description:
This book is an analysis of President Bush's Regional Defense Strategy
first unveiled in Aspen, Colorado, on August 2, 1990. This strategy
involves a mix of active, reserve, and reconstitutable forces, and
General Colin Powell's Base Force. The new regional defense strategy
is based upon the 25 percent budget cut negotiated with Congress,
a greatly depleted threat from the former Soviet Union, and a new
international security environment that assumes two-year's warning
of a European-centered global war.
Type:
Book Name:
James Tritten Email:
jtritten121@comcast.net Book/Video
name:
Reconstituting America's Defense: The New U.S. National Security
Strategy Publisher:
Praeger Publishers Year:
1992 Pages:
178 Illustrations:
None ISBN#:
027594249X Ordering
Info:
Description:
This book analyzes President Bush's new Regional Defense Strategy--the
master plan for guiding the transformation of U.S. defense policy
in the post-Cold War era. This book provides the first comprehensive
assessment of the new strategy, analyzes the consequences for U.S.
forces and alliance relations, and examines the political difficulties
of transforming Bush's vision into reality. It explains major changes
in U.S. defense doctrine and strategy, force and command structure,
future programming requirements, and how such change has been managed.
Type:
Book Name:
James Tritten Email:
jtritten121@comcast.net Book/Video
name:
Soviet Naval Forces and Nuclear Warfare: Weapons, Employment, and
Policy Publisher:
Westview Press Year:
1986 Pages:
282 Illustrations:
None ISBN#:
0813372062 Ordering
Info:
Out of print Description:
Interpretation of what the Soviets said they will do in the event
of a nuclear war based on formal content analysis of the writings
of Admiral Gorshkov and past Soviet ministers of defense and heads
of the Politburo. Comparative hardware and exercise analysis. Constructs
3 possible scenarios. Examination of Soviet views on deterrence,
strategic goals and missions of the fleet, nuclear targeting, SLOC
disruption, tactical nuclear war at sea. Implications for Western
defense strategy and arms control.
Type:
Book Name:
Thomas G. Mahnken Email:
tgmahnken@aol.com Book/Video
name:
Uncovering Ways of War: U.S. Intelligence and Foreign Military Innovation,
1918-1941 Publisher:
Cornell University Press Year:
2002 Pages:
190 Illustrations:
ISBN#:
0-8014-3986-8 Ordering
Info:
Description:
Using formerly classified sources - in particular, the
Type: Book Name: Ty
Martin Email: timonier@teleplex.net Book/Video Name:
Undefeated Publisher: Tryon Publishing Company Year: 1996
(3rd printing, 2001) Pages: 71 Illustrations:
8 ISBN#: 1-884824-19-6 Ordering Info: www.ussconstitutionmuseum.org. Price
$14.00. Description: The story of USS Constitution's
victorious service in the War of 1812.
Type: Book Name: Ty Martin Email: timonier@teleplex.net Book/Video Name: A Most
Fortunate Ship Publisher: Naval Institute Press Year: 1997
(revised edition 6th printing (soft cover), 2003) Pages:
422 Illustrations: 54 + 5 maps ISBN#:
1-59114-513-9 Ordering Info: www.ussconstitutionmuseum.org. Price:
#26.95. Description: The complete history of USS Constitution
("
Old Ironsides" ) from her authorization in 1794 to her bicentennial in 1997. The first edition (1980) received a George Washington Honor Medal from the
Freedoms Foundation. This new edition received the 1997 Robert G. Albion/
James Madison Award for Naval History from the National Maritime
Historical Society and won the Naval History Center's Constitution
Bicentennial Book Competition Prize.
Type: Video Name: Ty Martin Email: timonier@teleplex.net Book/Video Name: USS
Constitution: Living The Legend Publisher: Anchors Away
Productions   Year: 1997 Run Time: 55
minutes Ordering Info: www.ussconstitutionmuseum.org. Price
$19.95. Description: Describes the ship's unique construction
features and takes her through her sailing in July 1997, the first in 116
years.
Type: Book Name:
Ty Martin Email: timonier@teleplex.net Book/Video Name: Creating A
Legend Publisher: Tryon Publishing Company Year: 1997 (2nd
printing, 2001) Pages: 125   Illustrations: 18   ISBN#: 1-884824-20-X Ordering Info: www.ussconstitutionmuseum.org. Price:
$18.00. Description: A detailed description of the designing,
construction, and launching of USS Constitution.
Type: Book Name: Ty Martin Email:
timonier@teleplex.net Book/Video Name: The
USS Constitution's Finest Fight Publisher: Nautical and
Aviation Publishing Company Year: 2000 Pages:
103 Illustrations: 4 + 1 map ISBN#:
1-877853-60-7 Ordering Info: www.ussconstitutionmuseum.org. Price:
$22.95. Description: The edited journal of Acting Chaplain Assheton Y.
Humphreys describing Constitution's final war cruise of 1815, including
her defeat of HMS Cyane and HMS Levant and her narrow escape from
a British squadron..
Type:
Book Name: Ty Martin Email: timonnier@teleplex.net Book/Video Name:
Constitution Close Up Publisher: Timonier
Publications Year: 2002 Pages: 110+ Illustrations:
45+ ISBN#: none Ordering Info: Timonier Publishing Company,
70 Devil's Ridge, Tryon, NC, 28782. Price $30.00 (includes
S&
H). Description: A working monograph detailing, from primary
sources, Constitution's original and changing appearance during her
frontline service (1798-1855) for the benefit of artists and modellers. Includes changing paint schemes, altered gun batteries, rigging variations,
etc., etc. New information is added as acquired, hence the " working" adjective,
and each copy is individually prepared when ordered.
Type: Book Name: Ty Martin Email:
timonier@teleplex.net Book/Video Name: A Signal
Honor Publisher: Tryon Publishing Company Year:
2003 Pages: 112 Illustrations: 23 ISBN#:
1-884824-31-5 Ordering Info: www.ussconstitutionmuseum.org. Price
$20.00. Description: A collection of anecdotes about individual crew
members of USS Constitution from captain to boy embedded in a discussion
of their organization and operation.
 
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