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Amelia
Earhart's Radio
How She Disappeared
By
Paul Rafford, Jr.
A
multiple-first-person-account of the 42 days of the
Earhart flight, following her track with interviews from
each man stationed at each stop along the route.
Plus new testing & research by the author:
Proving Earhart’s radio was how she disappeared.
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The Hunt For Amelia Earhart
America's Greatest Search
By
Douglas Westfall
A first-person-account of
the sixteen days following the disappearance of Amelia Earhart
in July of 1937.
Seven eye-witness accounts tell the story of the
Earhart Search while 9 ships, 66 aircraft, and:
3,000 sailors searched 260,000 square miles of ocean.
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Amelia
Earhart Survived
Her Return to America
By
Col. Rollin C. Reineck
USAF
The account of the flight, disappearance,
and return
of noted American Aviatrix, Amelia Earhart.
Authored by noted
expert Col Reineck who was on Saipan
in 1945 during the end of World War II.
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Discovery of Flight 19
The Greatest Aviation Mystery of America
By Jon F. Myhre
The story of the five Grumman TBM Avengers
that disappeared off the coast of Florida in December
of 1945. Follow the flight from the night-time splash-landing
in
the dark waters of the Atlantic to:
The Discovery of a TBM Avenger 45 years later.
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Two
Weeks in San Francisco
The
Story of the Earthquake and Fire
By Douglas Westfall & Henry C. Koerper
Taken from an unpublished first person account
of The Earthquake and Fire. Includes over 250 professional
photographs of the time, including panoramas, aerials,
and over 50 full-size stereo views, plus:
100 unpublished photos from glass plate collections.
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The Story of the Great Disaster
San Francisco’s 1906 Earthquake & Fire
By
W. G. Zeigler
The story told by
an author who was standing on Market Street at the
moment of the earthquake. Over 100 original photographs of San
Francisco and the vicinity, provide a wide vista of the Earthquake
and Fire.
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Recollections of the Fire
San Francisco’s 1906 Earthquake and Fire
By
James W. Byrne
A memoir
of San Francisco’s 1906 Earthquake & Fire,
the story follows a young man in his quest to save his
mother's jewels from the damage of the earthquake and
fire.
An excellent story for the entire family and:
Delightfully illustrated by Junius Cravens.
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San
Francisco Is No More
San Francisco’s 1906 Earthquake and Fire
By
Ronald G. Fick
Taken from
the letters of a 27 year old banker born in The Great
City. His own mansion slightly damaged, he donates
it's use to the prestigious Pacific Union Club, while
moving down the peninsula to his winter home.
Illustrated with professional photography from 1906.
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The
Story of the Wreck of the Titanic --
The Ocean's Greatest
Disaster
By
Marshall Everett
Over 50 first person accounts from the first book on
the sinking
of the Titanic steamship. Originally published in 1912.
5˝ x 8˝ inches
66 illustrations; 350 pages
ISBN: 1-891030-03-5
Reproduction Edition
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Prisoners
of the Civil War
The
Story of Two Americans
By
Douglas Westfall
A
first-person-account taken
from the memoirs and journals of two men imprisoned
during the Civil War:
On separate sides and in separate
prisons.
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Port
Hudson
Last Bastion on the Mississippi
By
Pedro Garcia
The story of the
last Confederate stronghold on the Mississippi,
including the letters of Union Colonel John A. Nelson,
Commander of 3rd Louisiana Native Guards:
The First Black Regiment in the Civil War.
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Letters
from the Field
Wallace at the Little Big Horn
By
Douglas Westfall
A
first-person-account by an officer of the 7th Cavalry,
who survived the most well-known battle
of the West:
The Battle of the Little Big Horn.
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Rain of Fire
B-29’s Over Japan, 1945
By Col.
Charles L. Phillips, Jr. USAF
A first-person-account of
the last weeks of WWII in the Pacific Theater from the perspective of a combat aircraft commander
during the summer of 1945.
The numerous combat missions of fire-bombs over the military
targets of Japan, brought the near-end of:
World War II -- before the use of atomic weapons.
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