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Albanian Escape: The True Story of U.S. Army Nurses Behind Enemy Lines7 reviews
Agnes Jensen Mangerich

University Press of Kentucky, 1999

A story of Bravery and Survival good for all ages
Albanian Escape was exciting, quick-paced, and inspiring. After crashing behind enemy lines, this narrative of a group of brave women, written from one surviovor's perspective, was everything an adventure story could be. An unexpected turn of events leads to a challenge, a journey behind enemy lines during World War II. Throughout, the physical strength, courage, disciple and patriotism of ...
  
  











  



  
Fire from Heaven: Deceiving the Enemy (Left Behind: The Kids)5 reviews
Jerry B. Jenkins, Tim LaHaye

Tyndale House Publishers, 2001

Adult Reads Kids Series
Book number 14 keeps you on the edge of you seat. I could not put it down until I was done. These kids are more knowledgeable than most adults are about the Bible and how to use the Bible to resolve the problems that they get into. I have read the series as a companion to the main series. It gives insight of how kids react to desperate situations. It gives a difference perspective on the events ...
  
  











  



  
Commandos: Behind Enemy Lines (Prima's Official Strategy Guide)2 reviews
Michael Knight

Prima Games, 1998

ROCK'S
IT WAS VERY GOOD IT HELP'D A LOT
  
  











  



  
Behind Enemy Lines (Silhouette Intimate Moments)7 reviews
Cindy Dees

Silhouette, 2002

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She had a life and death decision to make . . . Air Force Captain Annie O'Donnell found herself involved in a dangerous military mission that required her to fly into a war zone to retrieve an elite group of Special Operations personnel. She is unprepared when a warning signal suddenly goes off signaling that the enemy below had engaged missile lock on her aircraft. To stay put and allow the last ...
  
  











  



  
Behind Enemy Lines : The True Story of a French Jewish Spy in Nazi Germany11 reviews
Marthe Cohn, Wendy Holden, 2002

Vive La Marthe
On October 7 and 8, 2006, C-SPAN 2 featured this book and author on Book TV. The author, now in her mid 90s, spoke in impeccable English for about one hour without notes. Because she used the active voice, her adventures were easy to follow. It was a tour de force. Her parents lived in Alsace when it was part of Germany. But she and her five older siblings grew up in Alsace after WWI when it ...
  
  











  



  
Defending Leningrad: Women Behind Enemy Lines (Part I: Inna Konstantinova; Part II: Masha Poryvayeva and Part ...5 reviews
Nikolai Vissarionovich Masolov

New Military Publoshing, 1998

A teenager's war
We live (as western Europeans or Americans) in a culture where ?war? is something far away, usually on the other side of a TV screen. Our kids are living sheltered lives ? and often we would like to see them even more protected. So, if it?s always difficult to understand the motivations behind a soldier?s will to fight, it?s even more difficult when the soldier is a 18th years old girl. Born and ...
  
  











  



  
Eyes of a Killer/Behind Enemy Lines20 reviews
Kane & Abel

St. Martin's Griffin, 1999

CANT GET ANY BETTER THAN THIS
It can't get any better than this! When I found out that Kane and Abel had wrote a novel I begged my mom to get it for me b/c I've hardly heard of a rapper/writer. Specially at the level that Kane and Abel are at. This book blew me away from the beginning to the end. I'm black but i'm not from the hood or any ghettos and i believe that anybody can read this book. ...
  
  











  



  
Brotherhood of Warriors LP: Behind Enemy Lines with a Commando in One of the World's Most Elite ...2 reviews
Aaron Cohen, Douglas Century

HarperLuxe, 2008

Enthusiastically recommend...
...Mr Cohen's book. Devoured the book in two days. Fascinating perspective on Israel's military, particularly the training behind their elite forces. As an American, I was especially enlightened by Mr Cohen's analysis of our shortsightedness in combatting terrorism here in the states. The Israelis are trained to kill the terrorist. The average US police officer is trained to NOT shoot because of ...
  
  











  



  
Meeting God Behind Enemy Lines3 reviews
Steve Watkins

Kress Christian Publications, 2006

A Captivating Read!!
Written in an easy to read style, this book will be difficult to put down once you pick it up. Watkins' story begins with his desire to enter the armed services' special forces as a child and continues through the unbelievable challenges and struggles it took to get to the top. The descriptions of the torturous journey through the long period of training and especially of the grueling "hell ...
  
  











  



  
Ranger: Behind Enemy Lines in Vietnam (Classic Soldiers Series)3 reviews
Ron Field

New Line Books, 2003

LRRP/Rangers of the Vietnam War
This is an illustrative book well written and true to fact. The information was obtained from those LRRP Rangers who were inserted in the midst of enemy units as 5 and 6 man Special Operation teams. This book is about the men who volunteered to get a piece of the action...and they found it. I know, I was unit one of them. SGT. T. Yoshimura CO H (Ranger) 75th Infantry (aiborne) Vietnam 1970-1971
  
  











  



  
Behind Enemy Lines1 review
Paul W., Sr. Carlin

Kerusso Co, 1989

A great war story!
Gripping! First-rate! Do not miss this.
  
  











  



  
Behind Enemy Lines: The Memoirs and Writings of Brigadier General Sidney Drake Jackman1 review
Richard L. Norton, Sidney D. Jackman

Oak Hills Publishing, 1997

A Great Find!
The memoirs of Sideny Drake Jackman add much to our understanding of the recruitment of Confederate troops in Union held territory, specifically in Missouri. Jackman recruited troops in western Missouri in 1862, and fought them at the bloody engagement at Lone Jack before they were drilled. This account contains the best first person account of the battle of Lone Jack in print. Jackman does ...
  
  











  



  
Cut Off; Behind Enemy Lines in the Battle of the Bulge With Two Small Children, Ernest Hemingway, and Other ...1 review
William Davidson

Stein & Day Pub, 1972

"Cut Off" - a little known gem of wartime storytelling
Originally published in 1972 and now out of print, Cut-Off is the story of a skirt-chasing 23 year old GI reporter for Yank magazine who haplessly stumbles right into the opening hours of the Battle of the Bulge and results in an extraordiary odyssey to save the lives of two orphaned Jewish children, 6-year old Lisa and her 7 year old brother Friedrich. The children, as Davidson makes clear, are ...
  
  











  



  
BEHIND ENEMY LINES: A Conservative Teacher's Observations of Generation XXX1 review
Marc Howard

Booklocker.com, Inc., 2007

This book presents a different view of public education.
I work with Marc so my opinion may be biased. Marc did not write a book using studies or extensive research citing the latest educational theories. Marc wrote about his experiences in a public high school in Southern California; the book is funny and a little frightening. The anecdotes are true, I've witnessed some of the events Marc decribes. If you are a teacher, or better yet, if you are ...
  
  











  



  
Behind Enemy Lines (Fasa Games)1 review

Berkley Pub Group, 1983

Behind Enemy Lines roleplaying game description
This is an excellent game written by FASA and put out as a boxed set in 1983. The set comes with a Character Generation Book, an "Events" book for genereating random events on patrols, a Missions book with several premade adventures, several maps, cardboard counters of troops, and a single 6 sided die. Character generation is quick and easy, taking a character through civilian experience, basic ...
  
  











  



  
Defiance: A Life Behind Enemy Lines2 reviews
Henry Lebrecht

Xlibris Corporation, 2005

Defiance is a book everyone must read
Defiance: A Life behind Enemy Lines By Henry Lebrecht I had the honor of reading the Manuscript of over 1000 pages of this incredible story. The day by day happenings of Henry and his brother as they struggled in the city of Berlin trying to survive in hiding from the Nazi's. I know that my brother in law Henry Lebrecht had a strong desire to get his story on paper, for the world to see ...
  
  











  



  
Behind Enemy Lines An Advanced Guide to Spiritual Warfare1 review
Charles H. Kraft, Tom White, ...

Vine Books, 1994

Behind Enemy Lines
This book is one of the first that brings into focus issues for our day that many people in the Church simply are not consciously aware of. I can personally testify about how I was led to this book in particular long a great journey that is still unfolding today for the Glory of the Living God. It's a compilation of works by people from all over the world who simply report what the Lord has ...
  
  











  



  
Behind Enemy Lines1 review
James Dean Sanderson

D. Van Nostrand Company, Inc., 1959

Interesting but obscure stories from WW II.
Behind Enemy Lines, by James Dean Sanderson, contains several interesting, but obscure stories from the Second World War. It includes Lt. Col. Geoffrey Keyes' British Command raid on Rommel's suspected headquarters at Beda Littoria in North Africa, Corporal Ernst van der Veen's sniper shooting of German Parachute General Kurth Student during the German invasion of Holland in 1940, the story of ...
  
  











  



  
Escape from Hitler's Europe: An American Airman behind Enemy Lines2 reviews
George Watt

University Press of Kentucky, 2007

"So this is how men died in planes"
"So this was how men died in planes. People have asked me whether it's true that your whole life flashes before your eyes, and at the risk of sounding corny, I must say that mine did." George Watt writes these words to recall his final moments of freedom before he begins his long journey from Nazi-occupied Belgium to Gibraltar. "Escape from Hitler's Europe: An American Airman behind Enemy ...
  
  











  



  
BOMBER PILOT ON THE EASTERN FRONT: 307 Missions Behind Enemy Lines (Red Air Force at War)1 review
Vasily Reshetnikov

Pen and Sword, 2008

A bomber pilot's point of view
Today there are many memoirs out by Soviet soldiers; infantrymen, tankers, artillery men, cavalry troops, partisans, even quite a few fighter pilots. But this is the first time I've come across a bomber pilot's memoirs. More so a bomber pilot who operated in the ADD (Long Range Bomber Air Force). These are the pilots, navigators, machine gunners/radio operators who flew, at times as early as ...
  
  











  







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