THE FIRST BOOK-LENGTH ACCOUNT OF AFRICAN AMERICANS IN THE U.S. ARMY'S WORLD WAR II TRANSPORTATION CORPS

Despite its crucial importance during World War II, the Red Ball Express has been largely forgotten by military historians and the general public. David Colley's The Road to Victory examines this critical U.S. Army operation that successfully transported the tidal wave of troops, equipment, fuel, and ammunition that overwhelmed the German opposition.
248 pages

Government Issue: U.S. Army European Theater of Operations Collector Guide

The beauty and value of this book are hard to overemphasize. If you are interested in the U.S. military in World War II this book must be in your hands. It's color photos cover almost everything from the large and obvious (M1 Garand, steel pot helmet) to the minute details ("Rope, Drag, with Shoulder Strap, M-1918").
272 pages

10 MILLION TONS FOR VICTORY

Jean-Pierre is an international expert on the history of the Liberation in 1944. This book covers the logistics and supplies that where built up in France during 1944.
80 pages

FILM "RED BALL EXPRESS" 1952

When General Patton's tank divisions outrun their supply lines in Nazi-held territory in France, a convoy of trucks enters the volatile territory to rush food, gas and ammunition to the troops. Based on a true story.
B&W 1Hr 24Mins