In Harm's Way: A History of the American Military Experience
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In Harm's Way: A History of the American Military Experience

by Kyle Longley, Gene Allen Smith, David Coffey

History Military American studies
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A sweeping historical account of the American military from its beginnings through modern conflicts, authored by leading historians.

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In Harm's Way presents a detailed examination of the American military experience across centuries.

The book covers major conflicts, strategic developments, and the evolving role of the armed forces.

Authored by historians Kyle Longley, Gene Allen Smith, and David Coffey, it draws on extensive research.

Readers gain insight into how military institutions have shaped and been shaped by American society.

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