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At the beginning of World War II, 82 priceless paintings were moved from the National Gallery to the Biltmore House in Asheville, North Carolina, for safekeeping. Among them is France’s national treasure, da Vinci’s Mona Lisa.
Germany’s Hermann Goring hears of this move and sends three Luftwaffe officers to steal the Mona Lisa.
But their mission is not as straightforward as it seems. Before they can even think of stealing the painting, they must first orchestrate a daring escape for a German P.O.W. art expert from a camp in Tennessee.
In addition, unbeknownst to the Germans, a powerful U.S. Senator and his inside man also plan to steal the painting.
Only an army security squad and a determined French curator stand in their way.
A military history reference book on the U.S. Navy’s unique personalization of the enlisted man’s dress blue uniform.
Early days sailors had to produce or procure their own uniforms
Unauthorized “Liberty Cuffs” originated with the China Fleet Sailors
Sailor “folk art” and unique “sweetheart” mementos filled lonely time at sea
This book is a captivating journey through the artifacts that accompanied sailors of the United States Navy through decades of service.
The curated collection of photographs, detailed descriptions, and historical narratives reveals the stories behind rare items that once adorned the uniforms and pockets of naval personnel.
From intricately designed buckles to cherished lighters, each piece holds a unique tale of naval history, offering readers a glimpse into the traditions, camaraderie, and valor of those who served at sea.
Medal of Honor delves into the courageous stories of soldiers who displayed extraordinary bravery amid the conflicts that defined Chattanooga’s significance during the Civil War.
From the daring escapades of The Great Locomotive Chase and Andrews’ Raid to the harrowing struggles atop Lookout Mountain and Missionary Ridge, this book chronicles the heroism and sacrifices of those who fought.
This narrative offers profound insights into the Medal of Honor’s early legislation and its enduring legacy. Readers are transported to a time of valor and resilience, where the fate of a nation hung in the balance amidst the rugged terrain of Chattanooga.
A military history reference book on the U.S. Navy’s evolution oflaw enforcement-style badge usage.
Not only an excellent military history reference book, but, also of interest to collectors of civilian police badges and other law enforcement memorabilia.
A nice addition to your collecting research materials.
Isky is a middle-aged mechanic with a strained relationship with his 15-year-old son. Zack, Isky’s son, doesn’t share his dad’s love of hot rods and racing. After witnessing a near tragedy during a street race, can the father and son find common ground?
