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The book that started it all! The Boldest Plan is the Best - The Combat History of the 509th Parachute Infantry Battalion During WWII

Buy El Djem - Book 1 in the Jack Bell WWII series in paperback and kindle.

The Avellino Jump - Book 2 in the Jack Bell WWII series on kindle and in paperback.

The War in Venafro - Book 3 in the Jack Bell WWII series in paperback and on kindle

Anzio - Book 4 in the Jack Bell WWII series in paperback and on kindle

The 503rd Parachute Infantry Regiment

View the Index of Unit Histories The 503rd Parachute Infantry Regiment For regular readers of this blog, you know that the 509th Parachu...
Joaquin Murrieta and Cantua Creek

Sometimes I like to complain about California's relationship to their history, in that they don't have a relationship at all. I mean...
Our Oregon Field Trip: Fort Clatsop

Map image from NPS There's a number of reasons to visit Astoria, Oregon . Beautiful scenery, the Columbia River Maritime Museum , ma...

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