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Books with author Keven J. Christopherson

  • Screaming Eagles: The 101st Airborne Division from D-Day to Desert Storm

    Christopher J. Anderson

    Library Binding (Chelsea House Pub, Jan. 1, 2002)
    A history of the United States Army's 101st Airborne Division, from its establishment as a parachute unit in 1942 to the helicopter assaults of Vietnam to the massive airlift during the 1991 Persian Gulf War, focusing on the uniforms and equipment.
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  • Adventures of the Sky Kids: Lost Treasure of Kolob Canyon

    Keven J. Christopherson

    Paperback (PublishAmerica, Jan. 18, 2005)
    Josh and Trent are finally on the camping trip they have been dreaming about all year when they receive a visit from a mysterious old Indian. Because of their kindness, they are given the clues to an ancient hidden treasure. With the help of Josh's sister Jennifer and her friend Shasta, and all the luck they can muster, they use all of their skills as pilots and rock climbers to try and solve the mystery, in spite of the forces of nature that are conspiring against them, and a mysterious deadly Indian warrior that could be ghost or flesh. The clues to the treasure change their summer vacation into high adventure and extreme danger. Will they find the treasure before their luck runs out?
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  • THE FALL OF FORTRESS EUROPE: From the Battle of the Bulge to the Crossing of the Rhine

    Christopher Anderson, Christopher J. Anderson

    Paperback (Greenhill Books, Nov. 1, 1999)
    The early months of 1945 saw bitter fighting as the Allies strove to cross the Rhine in the face of vigorous German defenses. Anderson examines the American troops involved and their uniforms and equipment. This book examines the G.I. as he actually appeared on campaign.
  • The Temple of Terra-Lund

    Leo Christopherson

    language (, Oct. 1, 2013)
    It is hundreds of years after the devastating war with the 'Sects, which left human survivors on ruined worlds scattered throughout isolated sectors of space. That war has moved on leaving Old Earth lost and likely destroyed. The home planet's location is no longer known. The 'Sects have not been heard from for centuries.And now many worlds are thriving again. Former Empire worlds are being rediscovered often, as humans explore deeper into unknown sectors of space. One such world is Terra-Lund. This planet is very Earth-like, if the legends are correct. Little is known about Old Earth except for the legends and odds and ends of relics found on rediscovered planets, such as Terra-Lund.Sental, a very dry, hot world, where people live in domed cities, is the closest settled planet to Terra-Lund, making it a jump-off point for those traveling to the newly rediscovered planet.A small group of Sental teenagers are thrilled at the opportunity given them to accompany the famous archeologist, Professor Stevenson, on his investigation of the Old Earth ruins on Terra-Lund. The teens are expected to study plants and animals on the planet and put together a report for their Mid-School classes.But, there is much more going on than just a visit to study the planet. The teens soon find that those around them are not being truthful and are not at all what they seem. The students and Professor Stevenson find themselves in a life or death struggle after Graeme, one of the Sental kids, manages to unlock the secret of a lost Old Earth technology---the ability to travel instantly through four-dimensional space.
  • Patton's Third Army

    Christopher J. Anderson

    Paperback (Greenhill Books, Jan. 2, 1998)
    General George Patton was one of the most successful generals of World War II and arguably one of America's greatest commanders. His army marched further and more quickly than any other Allied army during the 1944-45 campaign in Europe, and its contribution to the Allied victory was enormous. More than 100 photographs in this volume show what uniforms the American G.I.s who served under Patton wore, what weapons they had, and what equipment they carried, from their landing in France to the German surrender.
  • Patton's Third Army

    Christopher J. Anderson

    Library Binding (Chelsea House Pub, Oct. 1, 1999)
    Focuses on the uniforms and equipment of the Third Army while describing its movement across Europe during World War II.
  • Patton's Third Army

    Christopher J. Anderson

    Paperback (Greenhill Books, Aug. 16, 1764)
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  • Hell On Wheels

    Christopher Anderson, Christopher J. Anderson

    Paperback (Greenhill Books, Jan. 31, 2000)
    The pictorial history of America's armored forces from the use of prototype tanks sputtering their way forward in 1918, to the complex technology of Operation Desert Storm. This book demonstrates just why these lethal troops were known as Hell On Wheels.
  • The Marines in World War II: From Pearl Harbor to Tokyo Bay

    Christopher J. Anderson

    Library Binding (Chelsea House Pub, Dec. 1, 2001)
    Presents an illustrated history of the role of the Marines during World War II.
  • Grunts: U.S. Infantry in Vietnam : The Illustrated History of the American Soldier, His Uniform and His Equipment

    Christopher J. Anderson

    Library Binding (Chelsea House Pub, Sept. 1, 1999)
    Presents the equipment and uniforms of the soldiers in the United States Army during the Vietnam War.
  • Hell on Wheels: The Men of the U.S. Armed Forces, 1918 to the Present

    Christopher J. Anderson

    Library Binding (Chelsea House Pub, Dec. 1, 2001)
    A history of United States armored forces, beginning in France in 1918 with the deployment of FT17 tanks and continuing in the Persian Gulf in the 1990s with Abrams tanks.
  • Fall of Fortress Europe

    Christopher J. Anderson

    School & Library Binding (Chelsea House Publications, March 15, 1869)
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