Easy Company and the Long Marchers


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This 31 volume series takes place on the fictitious U.S. Army outpost number 9 in the Wyoming Territory during the years after the Battle of the Little Big Horn. The outpost is led by Captain Warner Conway and his second in command 1st Lt. Matt Kincaid, both West Point graduates. The plots feature conflicts with Indians, cattlemen, outlaws, gamblers, Indian agents, and other troublemakers on the western frontier.




Easy Company and the Indian Doctor


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"'Easy' risks a bloody ambush to save a woman's life when rustlers send the Sioux on the warpath"--Front cover.




Easy Company and the Whiskey Train


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This 31 volume series takes place on the fictitious U.S. Army outpost number 9 in the Wyoming Territory during the years after the Battle of the Little Big Horn. The outpost is led by Captain Warner Conway and his second in command 1st Lt. Matt Kincaid, both West Point graduates. The plots feature conflicts with Indians, cattlemen, outlaws, gamblers, Indian agents, and other troublemakers on the western frontier.




Easy Company at Hat Creek Station


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This 31 volume series takes place on the fictitious U.S. Army outpost number 9 in the Wyoming Territory during the years after the Battle of the Little Big Horn. The outpost is led by Captain Warner Conway and his second in command 1st Lt. Matt Kincaid, both West Point graduates. The plots feature conflicts with Indians, cattlemen, outlaws, gamblers, Indian agents, and other troublemakers on the western frontier.




Western Series and Sequels


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Taking on the Burden of History


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This book is a memoir of the author's active service in the United States Marine Corps. It recounts his decision to enlist, boot camp, service in North China, recall in 1950, commissioning, adventures in Hollywood, combat service in Korea, and his homecoming. The author reveals he was not your typical hard-charging Marine. The book tells stories of many heroes, and a few cowards. It recounts some terrifying experiences, some hilarious episodes, and graphically illustrates how the superlative history of the Corps imposes a burden on every individual Marine to measure up.




Fiction, 1876-1983: Titles


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Books Out-of-print


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