Helms' memoir takes the reader from Parris Island to the jungles of Vietnam, and shows the changing of a raw recruit into a decorated combat veteran in a "grunt's eye view" of the Vietnam War.

Military historians will love the concise recounting of the action and the detailed research that went into this book. In addition to clear explanations, detailed orders of battle are provided.

Marines in the World War II Commemorative Series

Eric Hammel's book is about Beirut, Lebabnon which was called the Root by the Marines who served there between August 1982 and February 1984. The story is told in their words.

John Nolan's hardcover book is a memoir of Korea, 1951. Hot, dry summer, frewezing winter, and the enemy troops that knew the terrain. This is a story of the tenacity and courage of Marines in Korea.

John Nolan's softcover book is a memoir of Korea, 1951. Hot, dry summer, frewezing winter, and the enemy troops that knew the terrain. This is a story of the tenacity and courage of Marines in Korea.

A true story of a combat hero on Guadalcanal and Iwo Jima. Manila John was awarded the Medal of Honor and the Navy Cross.

The Secret Alphabet of the Navajo Marines is a youth coloring and activity book.

A compilation of profiles in courage to honor those Marines and Sailors awarded the Silver Star in Irag and Afghanistan. Previous recipients are also included.

"Reflections from the Bottom of an Old Canteen." Reflections and war stories of combat in the Pacific during WWII. Written by Maj. "Rick" Spooner USMC (ret) of the Globe and Laurel Restaurant. Hardback - 396 pages.

Mr. Shaara writes of the minds of the Commanders who gave the orders and the soldiers who carried them out in the most crucial weeks of WWII that changed history. Hardback By Jeff Shaara

Col. Devereaux's book details the heroic story of the overwhelmed American defenders of Wake Island in WWII.

Sub title, War, Politics and the Endgame in Iraq. Bing West embedded with more than 60 front-line units and was able to provide an expert's account of the war, how it was turned around, and what the choices America is facing.

The Strongest Tribe is West's story of how the war in Iraq was really fought, almost lost, and how Generals Petraeus and Odierno turned opion around. Using personal accounts and analysis, West defines the war in Iraq.

With a very distinctive appearance, the Thompson gun has become an icon. This photo study has over 200 images and tells the story of the "Tommy "gun from Nicaragua into the Korean War.

This laminated red and gold bookmark has the quote "The Title" (Too long to print in this space) Last line is: You, and the brotherhood of the Corps maintain it forever, the title, United States Marine. Source unknown

Amalie von Zumbusch'shardcover children's book, The True Story of the American Flag, details the changes of the flag from Revolutionary times to the present. Francis Hopkins, Betsy Ross, and Benjamin Franklin were all involved.

A children's book describing the introduction of the Navajo Code Talkers into the Marine Corps. With help from his codetalker Grandfather, John finds a way to overcome his fear of moving from the reservation.

USMC Workout (rev) by Flach and Peck is a photo-illustrated step-by-step workout--the Marine Way. It's the next best thing to having a DI shout at you while you're knocking out 20.

The Veteran's Survival Guide--How To File and Collect on VA Claims is invaluable to the serviceman and his family, being a guideline on how to navigate the tricky world of veteran's benefits and claims.

Geoffrey Ward and Ken Burns capture the words and deeds of Marines and all Armed Forces in WWII.

This brown thermal undershirt bears an EGA, USMC, US Marines, and 1775 in cream on the breast and comes with ribbed cuffs and collar. Comfortable under a shirt for cool fall and early winter days.

This classic pewter thimble has a cameo finial with the United States Marine Corps seal inscribed.

A memoir that involves a journey, a challenge and a fascination about building. Memories of war, friendships and hardships are told with great clarity. An American story, told with candor, optimism and gratitude.