by James E. Stone

In 1931 the lives of three men - Knute Rockne, Anthony Fokker, and Captain Robert Fry - intersected in a tragic moment of history that changed the face of aviation forever. In March of that year An F-10A carrying six passengers crashed in a wheat field in Kansas, killing all aboard, including the great Notre Dame football coach. James Stone looks at their lives and at the early history of aviation so that we can understand why an airplane with so many inherent design flaws would be used as a passenger plane by a major airline, and why someone like Knute Rockne would willingly place his life int eh hands of the pilot of such a plane. This entertaining and thoroughly researched book offers a detailed look into the wild and reckless early days of passenger-carrying aviation.

ISBN 978-1-935089-13-1, 180pp, 6"x9", Softcover.

by Trey Brandt

This book details the actual accounts of 20 military aircraft crashes that occurred in the remote deserts and rugged highlands of Arizona. Each story looks into the events leading up to and after the crash, and describes what is left at the site today. These facts are corroborated by newly-declassified, old government documents, personal visits to the crash sites, and interviews with surviving crewman and families.

ISBN 096711876X. 151 pages. 6.25"x9.5". Softcover.

by J. Guy Ziegler, Major USAF, Retired

This book is the authentic gripping tale of the 394th Bomb Group. Taking off with Group activation in the U.S., it tells in vivid detail the role of the Group in World War II until it's deactivation in Germany after V.E. Day. ISBN 0967118700. 170 pages.

This soft bound, fifth edition contains more than 360 fully-captioned, action-packed photographs and features two new and intense chapters about the recent return of 18 former pilots to the graves of fellow servicemen in Europe. Also revealed is a complete list of casualties and the official report on the final mission of Colonel Thomas B. Hall, who was killed over North Korea.

ISBN 0967118700. 151 pages. 8.5"x10.75". Softcover.