Military
22 julio, 2026

World War II As I Lived It, Robert Bradicich, Signed

This is a self published account of one young man who entered the army right out of high school in 1943. You will follow him to through his tour and see World War II through his eyes. It’s a quick and interesting read, print is easy to read. The book is signed by the author, who was by now, an elderly gent. It was copyrighted in 2000, and this is the second printing.
22 julio, 2026

World War II As I Lived It, Robert Bradicich, Signed

This is a self published account of one young man who entered the army right out of high school in 1943. You will follow him to through his tour and see World War II through his eyes. It’s a quick and interesting read, print is easy to read. The book is signed by the author, who was by now, an elderly gent. It was copyrighted in 2000, and this is the second printing.
22 julio, 2026

World War II As I Lived It, Robert Bradicich, Signed

This is a self published account of one young man who entered the army right out of high school in 1943. You will follow him to through his tour and see World War II through his eyes. It’s a quick and interesting read, print is easy to read. The book is signed by the author, who was by now, an elderly gent. It was copyrighted in 2000, and this is the second printing.
22 julio, 2026

World War II As I Lived It, Robert Bradicich, Signed

This is a self published account of one young man who entered the army right out of high school in 1943. You will follow him to through his tour and see World War II through his eyes. It’s a quick and interesting read, print is easy to read. The book is signed by the author, who was by now, an elderly gent. It was copyrighted in 2000, and this is the second printing.
21 julio, 2026

CONFEDERATE SCOUT-SNIPER – THE CIVIL WAR MEMOIR OF BERRY BENSON – BRAND NEW

CONFEDERATE SCOUT-SNIPER THE CIVIL WAR MEMOIR OF BERRY BENSON EDITED BY SUSAN WILLIAMS BENSON FOREWORD BY HERMAN HATTAWAY FIRST EDITION MINT CONDITION This is a brand new, unread, pristine condition book. PUBLISHED BY THE UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA PRESS, ATHENS, IN 1992 Confederate scout and sharpshooter Berry Greenwood Benson witnessed the first shot fired on Fort Sumter, retreated with Lee's Army to its surrender at Appomattox Courthouse, and missed little of the action in between. This straightforward memoir of his service is a remarkable narrative, filled with the minutiae of the soldier's life and paced by a continual succession of battlefield anecdotes. Three main stories emerge from Benson's account: his reconnaissance exploits, his experiences in battle, and his escape from prison.