All books using the keywords: T.R. Lazorishak (U.S. Air Force veteran)

The American Civil War was a major event in American history. Thousands upon thousands of men (mostly young) died on both sides of the conflict. This is a brief, photographic journey, highlighting the commanders of the North & South. Some general officers (generals) died on the battlefield leading their men, gallantly, or, later, because of their wounds. Like the thousands of young men they commanded, many generals were caught up in a whirlwind of death & destruction. Their blood was shed just as easily as young privates & corporals caught up in battle.

During the turbulent Civil War, thousands of men fought each other while in the Union (U.S.) & Confederate navies... this is their story... in photographs, documents, a Currier & Ives print & an engraving...all of the time...

During the turbulent American Civil War, both sides employed both men & women... Women like Belle Boyd & Pauline Cushman... Men like Allan Pinkerton & Thomas Jordan In this brief, illustrated work, the author, a U.S. Air Force veteran, relates through striking, vintage photos, the story of the colorful (though often tragic) figures that undertook dangerous spy missions during the War

Men like Glenn Curtiss, Frank P. Lahm & "Hap" Arnold, along with women like Blanche Scott, learn to fly aircraft This is a brief, illustrated summary of some of those brave souls, both military & civilian... some gave all they could, their lives, while doing what they loved

During the American Civil War, many men served as generals in the Union Army... men like U.S. Grant...but also less well-known men like Gen. Osterhaus & Gen. Reynolds... this is a brief look at some of those generals...through photographs & illustrations of the time... some, like Gen. McPherson & Gen. Reynolds, gave all they could...their lives...

A young Union Army brigade commander, Col. Strong Vincent, from northwest Pennsylvania, leads his troops in a desperate fight to stop Confederate Army troops from taking Gettysburg's Little Round Top (vital high ground). Mortally wounded, Colonel Vincent would receive a battlefield promotion to brigadier general... This is a brief, illustrated story of Vincent's short life...focusing on his quick thinking & gallantry at Gettysburg.