Rentz, John N., Maj, USMCR,
BOUGAINVILLE AND THE NORTHERN SOLOMONS.
Battery Press, Nashville, 1989. Reprint of the Historical Section,
Headquarters U.S. Marine Corps 1948 edition.,
Del Valle, Colonel Pedro, USMC,
ROMAN EAGLES OVER ETHIOPIA.
Roman Eagles over Ethiopia was written by then Colonel
(later Lieutenant General) Pedro A. del Valle, USMC. Colonel
del Valle was the official U.S. military observer with the Italian
Army for what has become known as
the Italo-Ethiopian War of 1936-37.
[Geiger] Roger Willock,
UNACCUSTOMED TO FEAR: A Biography of the Late General Roy S. Geiger.
Ray Geiger's World War II service began in Guadalcanal as a Brigadier General with command of the 1st
Marine Air Wing, Fleet Marine Force headquartered at Henderson Field. After a stint of Washington duty,
he returned to the Pacific to relieve General Vandegrift as commander I Amphibious Corps. He led his
Corps, then re-designated the II Amphibious Corps, in the invasion of Guam, Peleliu, and on Okinawa under
General Buckner's Tenth Army. On Okinawa, he briefly commanded the Tenth Army after Buckner was killed and
before General Stilwell took over, thus becoming the first and only Marine officer to command a field army.
At the time of the surrender he was commander of the Fleet Marine Force, Pacific.
$30.00
Givvin, Lou, USMCR,
"THINK IT OVER MATE".
Essential kit item for every WWII Marine and sailor, especially when
on shore leave.
Shaw, Henry I., Jr.,
THE UNITED STATES MARINES IN THE GUADALCANAL CAMPAIGN.
$20.00
Twining, Merril B., Gen, USMC Ret.,
NO BENDED KNEE: The Battle for Guadalcanal.
$15.00
Zimmermann, Major John L., USMCR,
THE GUADALCANAL
CAMPAIGN.
Battery Press, 1990. Reprint
of the Historical Division, Headquarters U.S. Marine Corps 1949
edition.
Lodge, O.R., Major, USMC,
THE RECAPTURE OF GUAM.
Nashville: Battery Press, 1991. NEW. Reprinted from the 1954 edition.
$38.00
O'Brien, Cyril J.,
LIBERATION: Marines in the Recapture of Guam.
Marines in World War II Commemorative Series,
Marine Corps Historical Center, Washington. DC. 1994. NEW copy,
first edition, softcover, photographs and maps, 44 pgs, 8½x11.
The III Marine Amphibious Corps, led by MajGen Roy S. Geiger, 1st
Provisional Brigade BGen Lemuel C Shepherd Jr, 4th Marines (Marine Raiders)
LtCol Alan Shapley, return to avenge the capture of the old 4th Marines at
Guam, Marianas Islands. Also 3rd Marine Division Commanded by MajGen Andrew
Bruce, Army 77th Infantry Division.
$30.00
Harker, Jack S.,
HMNZS ACHILLES.
Battery Press, 1989. NEW, hardcover. 53 photos/drawings, 264 pages. World War II New Zealand cruiser history.
$25.00
Heinl, Robert D. Jr, LtCol, USMC, and LtCol John A. Crown USMC,
THE MARSHALLS: Increasing the Tempo.
Battery Press, Nashville, 1991. Reprint of the Historical Branch,
G-3 Division, Headquarters U.S. Marine Corps 1954 edition.
$38.00
Hersey, John,
INTO THE VALLEY: A Skirmish of the Marines.
Schocken Books, NY, 1989. Reprinted from the Alfred A. Knopf 1943
edition.
$25.00
HISTORY OF U.S. MARINE CORPS OPERATIONS IN
WORLD WAR II.
Nashville: Battery Press, NEW set of five
volumes, totalling 3,382 pages. Reprinted by Battery Press
1993-94. Volume I: Pearl Harbor to Guadalcanal. Volume II:
Isolation of Rabaul. Volume III: Central Pacific Drive.
Volume IV: Western Pacific Operations. Volume V: Victory and
Occupation.
$240.00
Hough, Frank O., LtCol, USMCR and Major John A. Crown USMC,
THE CAMPAIGN ON NEW BRITAIN.
Nashville: Battery Press, 1992. NEW. Reprinted from the 1952 edition.
Letcher, John Seymour, BrigGen, USMC Ret.,
ONE MARINE'S STORY.
McClure Press, Verona, Virginia, 1970., Signed by Author.
$75.00
Levin, Dan.
FROM THE BATTLEFIELD:
Dispatches of a WWII Marine.
$20.00
Lindstrom, Lamont, and Geoffrey M. White,
ISLAND ENCOUNTERS:
Black and White Memories of the Pacific War.
$35.00
Lord, Walter,
LONELY VIGIL: Coastwatchers of the Solomons.
$25.00
Manchester, William,
GOODBYE DARKNESS:
A Memoir of the Pacific War.
$20.00
McCahill, William P., Captain,
FIRST TO FIGHT.
$75.00
McMillan, George, C. Peter Zurlinden, Jr., Alvin M. Josephy, Jr.,
David Dempsey, Keyes Beech, & Herman Kogan,
UNCOMMON VALOR:
Marine Divisions in Action.
$29.00
Melson, Maj Charles D.USMC (Ret)
UP THE SLOT, MARINES IN THE CENTRAL SOLOMONS. Marines in World War II Commemorative Series,
Marine Corps Historical Center, Washington. DC. 1993. NEW copy,
first edition, softcover, 36 pgs, 8½x11.
1st Marine Raider Regiment, 1st and 4th Marine Raider Battalions. Army 43rd
Infantry Division, Army 37th Infantry Division, Marine 11th Defense Bn.,
3rd. Marine Raiders. 20th and 24 Naval Construction Bn.(Seabees) Army 103rd,
129th, 148th Regimental Combat Teams, 70th Coast Artillery and 1st
Commando, Fiji Guerillas: landings and battles in the New Georgia Islands:
Segi, Viru Harbor, Bairoko, Rice Landing, Van Gunu, Rendova, Rrussell
Islands, Pavuvu.
$30.00
New, Major Doyle A., USMC,
ONE WAS A MARINE: A Novel of the Corps.
Fiction about the Marines at Nicaragua, Shanghai,
Pearl Harbor, Peleliu & Korea. Written by a Marine mustang
who served from 1930 to 1948, rising from private to major.
First edition published in 1956.
$45.00
North, Oliver, with Joe Musser,
WAR STORIES II: Heroism in the Pacific.
With DVD. Regnery Publishing, Inc., 2004. NEW copy, hardcover with dust jacket.
Photographs, timeline, glossary, index, maps, DVD, 471 pages.
~~~ "Here, in their own words, as told to decorated combat veteran Lt. Colonel Oliver North, are the personal stories of American veterans - soldiers, sailors, airmen, and Marines - about what it was really like to fight in the Pacific." In War Stories II: Heroism in the Pacific, you'll experience the fierce combat at Tarawa, Iwo Jima, Bougainville, Peleliu, and Okinawa; you'll fly into flak with the fabled Flying Tigers and the Black Sheep Squadron of Pappy Boyington; and you'll come face-to-face with the enemy, as North interviews the Japanese veterans who once fought so tenaciously against us. "
Frank, Benis M.,
OKINAWA:
The Great Island Battle.
$35.00
Nichols, Chas. S. Jr, Major, USMC and Henry I. Shaw, Jr.,
OKINAWA:
Victory in the Pacific.
Battery Press, Nashville, 1989. Reprint of the Historical Branch,
G-3 Division, Headquarters U.S. Marine Corps 1955 edition.
$38.00
Sledge, E.B.,
WITH THE OLD BREED AT PELELIU AND OKINAWA.
$150.00
Parry, Francis Fox, Col, USMC Ret.
THREE-WAR MARINE: The Pacific ~ Korea ~ Vietnam.
$25.00
Hough, Frank O. Major, USMCR,
THE ASSAULT ON PELELIU.
Battery Press, 1990. Reprinted from the Historical Division, US Marine
Corps edition of 1950.,
$38.00
Lea, Tom,
BATTLE STATIONS: A GRIZZLEY FROM THE CORAL SEA &
PELELIU LANDING.
Dallas, Texas: Still Point Press, 1988. SIGNED BY TOM LEA.
$150.00
Sledge, E.B.,
WITH THE OLD BREED AT PELELIU AND OKINAWA.
Reasoner, James,
ZERO HOUR: A Novel of World War II
Book III of the "Last Good War" series. VG/VG. Remainder dot on top
of book (page edges). Jacket crimped but untorn at bottom of spine.
Otherwise in new condition. Tom Doherty Associates, 2003. 494 pages.
"November, 1942. In the Pacific with the U.S. Marines on Guadalcanal,
and in North Africa with the British Armored Tank Command, James Reasoner puts readers
into the thick of the most deadly action of World War II. The British Tank Command has
been fighting an uphill battle with Rommel's Panzers. Brothers Joe and Dale Parker,
detailed from the U.S. Army to help the British tankers, find themselves helping to
turn the tide against the Desert Fox. Meanwhile, their friend Adam Bergman is in the
Solomon Islands with the Marines, as the U.S. starts the bloody fight to reclaim the
Pacific. Reasoner takes us into the heart of the fight in both theaters of war, and to wartime struggles on the home front, and in hospitals on ships and in temporary quarters near the fronts. The immediacy of his prose and the urgency of his story convey a passion and conviction that will stir the blood of anyone who cares about freedom and wants to understand its price."
Rentz, John N., Maj, USMCR,
MARINES IN THE CENTRAL SOLOMONS.
Battery Press, Nashville, 1989. Reprint of the Historical Section,
Headquarters U.S. Marine Corps 1952 edition.,
Hammel, Eric, and John E. Lane,
76 HOURS: The Invasion of Tarawa.
$35.00
Stockman, James R., Capt, USMC,
THE BATTLE FOR TARAWA..
Battery Press, Nashville. Reprint of the Historical Section,
Headquarters U.S. Marine Corps 1947 edition.
Wukovits, John
ONE SQUARE MILE OF HELL: The Battle for Tarawa.
Naval historian John Wukovits writes about the bloody Tarawa fight as though he had gone ashore with the
Marines . . . a worthy memorial to the Marines who fought there. ~~Herman Wouk
Harwood, Richard )
A CLOSE ENCOUNTER: The Marine Landing on Tinian. Marines in World War II Commemorative Series,
Marine Corps Historical Center, Washington. DC. 1994. NEW copy,
first edition, softcover, 32 pgs, 8½ x 11.
The assault and capture of Tinian Island an it's 9,000 Japanese navy and army
combatants by:V Marine Amphibious Corps, 2nd and 4th Marine Divisions and Navy
Underwater UDT Team 7. The first use of napalm against the enemy in combat.
$30.00
Hoffman, Major Carl W., USMC,
THE SEIZURE OF TINIAN.
Historical Division, Headquarters, USMC., 1951.
ALBUM OF USMC DEFENSE DEPARTMENT PHOTOGRAPHS, PACIFIC WAR.
Anonymous,
Averill, Gerald P.,
MUSTANG: A Combat Marine.
Feuer, A.B. (ed)., 
Rentz, John N., Maj, USMCR,
BOUGAINVILLE AND THE NORTHERN SOLOMONS.
Battery Press, Nashville, 1989. Reprint of the Historical Section,
Headquarters U.S. Marine Corps 1948 edition.,
Boyle, Martin,
Busch, Niven,
Cameron, Craig M.,
Chapline, Neal,
Morris, Eric.
CORREGIDOR:
The End of the Line.
Croizat, Victor J., Colonel, USMC (Ret),
Crump, Irving,
GYRENE'S COMPANION.
New Haven, Connecticutt: D.F. Mossberg & Sons, Inc. (gun manufacurer),
1943. 
Del Valle, Col P.A., USMC,
Del Valle, Colonel Pedro, USMC,
Donovan, James A., Col, USMC, Ret.,
Finney, Ben,
ONCE A MARINE, ALWAYS A MARINE.
[Geiger] Roger Willock,
UNACCUSTOMED TO FEAR: A Biography of the Late General Roy S. Geiger.
Ray Geiger's World War II service began in Guadalcanal as a Brigadier General with command of the 1st
Marine Air Wing, Fleet Marine Force headquartered at Henderson Field. After a stint of Washington duty,
he returned to the Pacific to relieve General Vandegrift as commander I Amphibious Corps. He led his
Corps, then re-designated the II Amphibious Corps, in the invasion of Guam, Peleliu, and on Okinawa under
General Buckner's Tenth Army. On Okinawa, he briefly commanded the Tenth Army after Buckner was killed and
before General Stilwell took over, thus becoming the first and only Marine officer to command a field army.
At the time of the surrender he was commander of the Fleet Marine Force, Pacific.
Givvin, Lou, USMCR,
Glenn, Harlan,
Goe, W. Charles,
Ballard, Robert D., with Rick Archbold,
THE LOST SHIPS OF GUADALCANAL.
Clark, Lester W.
Frazer, Major James G., USMC,
GUADALCANAL BATTALION COMMANDER'S SHOOTING MEDALS GROUP.
Griffith, BrigGen Samuel B., II, USMC,
Hammel, Eric,
GUADALCANAL: Starvation Island.
Lee, Robert Edward.
VICTORY AT GUADALCANAL.
Merillat, Herbert Christian, GUADALCANAL
REMEMBERED.
Merillat, Herbert Christian,
THE ISLAND: A History of the First Marine Division on Guadalcanal, August 7 ~
December 9, 1942.
Richmond, Peter, 
Shaw, Henry I., Jr.,
THE UNITED STATES MARINES IN THE GUADALCANAL CAMPAIGN.
Twining, Merril B., Gen, USMC Ret.,
NO BENDED KNEE: The Battle for Guadalcanal.
Zimmermann, Major John L., USMCR,
THE GUADALCANAL
CAMPAIGN.
Battery Press, 1990. Reprint
of the Historical Division, Headquarters U.S. Marine Corps 1949
edition.
Gailey, Harry, 
Lodge, O.R., Major, USMC,
THE RECAPTURE OF GUAM.
Nashville: Battery Press, 1991. NEW. Reprinted from the 1954 edition.
O'Brien, Cyril J.,
Harker, Jack S.,
HMNZS ACHILLES.
Battery Press, 1989. NEW, hardcover. 53 photos/drawings, 264 pages. World War II New Zealand cruiser history.
Heinl, Robert D. Jr, LtCol, USMC, and LtCol John A. Crown USMC,
THE MARSHALLS: Increasing the Tempo.
Battery Press, Nashville, 1991. Reprint of the Historical Branch,
G-3 Division, Headquarters U.S. Marine Corps 1954 edition.
Hersey, John,
INTO THE VALLEY: A Skirmish of the Marines.
Schocken Books, NY, 1989. Reprinted from the Alfred A. Knopf 1943
edition. 
HISTORY OF U.S. MARINE CORPS OPERATIONS IN
WORLD WAR II.
Nashville: Battery Press, NEW set of five
volumes, totalling 3,382 pages. Reprinted by Battery Press
1993-94. Volume I: Pearl Harbor to Guadalcanal. Volume II:
Isolation of Rabaul. Volume III: Central Pacific Drive.
Volume IV: Western Pacific Operations. Volume V: Victory and
Occupation.
Hough, Frank O., LtCol, USMCR and Major John A. Crown USMC,
THE CAMPAIGN ON NEW BRITAIN.
Nashville: Battery Press, 1992. NEW. Reprinted from the 1952 edition.
Israels, Josef, II,
Bartley, Whitman S, LtCol USMC,
IWO JIMA: Amphibious Epic.
Henri, Lucas, Beech, Dempsey & Josephy,
Ross, Bill D., IWO JIMA: Legacy of Valor.
Johnston, Richard W.,
FOLLOW ME! The Story of the Second Marine Division in World War II.
Original 1948 edition in ratty dust jacket.
Jones Jr, Wilbur D, Captain USNR (Ret),
GYRENE:
The World War II United States Marine.
Katcher, Philip,
U.S. 1st MARINE DIVISION, 1941-45.
Keiser, Gordon W.,
Kennard, Richard C., Major, USMCR,
COMBAT LETTERS HOME.
Lane, LtCol Kerry, USMC (Ret),
Letcher, John Seymour, BrigGen, USMC Ret.,
ONE MARINE'S STORY.
McClure Press, Verona, Virginia, 1970., Signed by Author.
Levin, Dan.
FROM THE BATTLEFIELD:
Dispatches of a WWII Marine.
Lindstrom, Lamont, and Geoffrey M. White,
ISLAND ENCOUNTERS:
Black and White Memories of the Pacific War.
Lord, Walter,
LONELY VIGIL: Coastwatchers of the Solomons.
Manchester, William,
GOODBYE DARKNESS:
A Memoir of the Pacific War.
McCahill, William P., Captain,
FIRST TO FIGHT.
McMillan, George, C. Peter Zurlinden, Jr., Alvin M. Josephy, Jr.,
David Dempsey, Keyes Beech, & Herman Kogan,
UNCOMMON VALOR:
Marine Divisions in Action.
Melson, Maj Charles D.USMC (Ret)
New, Major Doyle A., USMC,
Frank, Benis M.,
OKINAWA:
The Great Island Battle.
Nichols, Chas. S. Jr, Major, USMC and Henry I. Shaw, Jr.,
OKINAWA:
Victory in the Pacific.
Battery Press, Nashville, 1989. Reprint of the Historical Branch,
G-3 Division, Headquarters U.S. Marine Corps 1955 edition.
Sledge, E.B.,
WITH THE OLD BREED AT PELELIU AND OKINAWA.
Parry, Francis Fox, Col, USMC Ret.
THREE-WAR MARINE: The Pacific ~ Korea ~ Vietnam.
Hough, Frank O. Major, USMCR,
THE ASSAULT ON PELELIU.
Battery Press, 1990. Reprinted from the Historical Division, US Marine
Corps edition of 1950.,
Lea, Tom,
BATTLE STATIONS: A GRIZZLEY FROM THE CORAL SEA &
PELELIU LANDING.
Dallas, Texas: Still Point Press, 1988. SIGNED BY TOM LEA.
Pratt, Fletcher
Putney, Capt William W., DVM, USMC (Ret),
Rentz, John N., Maj USMCR.
Rentz, John N., Maj, USMCR,
MARINES IN THE CENTRAL SOLOMONS.
Battery Press, Nashville, 1989. Reprint of the Historical Section,
Headquarters U.S. Marine Corps 1952 edition.,
Hoffman, Carl W., Major,
USMC
Seelig, Major Frederick A., USMCR (Ret).,
Soule, Thayer, LtCol, USMCR, Ret..
SHOOTING THE PACIFIC WAR: Marine Corps Combat Photography in World War II.
Stremlow, Mary V., Colonel USMCR (Ret),
Allen, Donald K,
Gregg, Charles T.,
Hammel, Eric, and John E. Lane,
76 HOURS: The Invasion of Tarawa.
Stockman, James R., Capt, USMC,
THE BATTLE FOR TARAWA..
Battery Press, Nashville. Reprint of the Historical Section,
Headquarters U.S. Marine Corps 1947 edition.
Wright, Derrick, 
Harwood, Richard )
Hoffman, Major Carl W., USMC,
THE SEIZURE OF TINIAN.
Historical Division, Headquarters, USMC., 1951.
Hoffman, Carl W., Major,
Tower, Lt Commander Hansel H., (ChC) USN,
FIGHTING THE DEVIL WITH THE MARINES.
Scarce wartime book (1945), DATED INSCRIPTION BY AUTHOR.
Vandegrift, General A.A., with Robert B. Asprey, USMC,
ONCE A MARINE.
W.W. Norton & Company, 1964.
Vanderbreggen Jr., Cornelius,
LETTERS OF A LEATHERNECK.
Private Printing, 1948. Signed by Author.
Devereux, James P.S., Col USMC,
THE STORY OF WAKE ISLAND.
Battery Press, Nashville, 1997. Reprinted from the 1947
edition.
Heinl, Robert D. Jr. LtCol USMC,
Mace, Frank R (Curley),
Schultz, Duane,
WAKE ISLAND: The Heroic Gallant Fight.
Wukovits, John,
PACIFIC ALAMO: The Battle for Wake Island.
White, Randall M.
