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Craig Symonds

    19. Dezember 1946

    Craig Lee Symonds ist emeritierter Professor und ehemaliger Leiter der Geschichtsabteilung an der United States Naval Academy. Seine Expertise liegt in der Marinegeschichte und strategischen Studien. Durch seine Schriften erforscht er entscheidende Momente und Persönlichkeiten, die maritime Kräfte und deren Einfluss auf die Weltgeschichte geprägt haben. Seine Werke bieten tiefe Einblicke in strategisches Denken und Entscheidungsfindung über verschiedene Epochen hinweg.

    A Battlefield Atlas of the Civil War - Second Edition
    Stonewall of the West
    The Battle of Midway
    Nimitz at War
    • This wartime biography of the Chester W. Nimitz, Commander-in-Chief of U.S. forces in the Pacific Ocean Area during World War II, gives a bird's eye view of the war from inside the theater headquarters of the man most responsible for eventual victory against Japan. číst celé

      Nimitz at War2022
      4,5
    • The Battle of Midway

      • 464 Seiten
      • 17 Lesestunden

      The Battle of Midway in the central Pacific, on the morning of June 4, 1942, marked a dramatic turning point in the Second World War, when Allied forces seized the upper hand from the Axis powers. Lincoln Prize winner Craig Symonds' riveting, global account of the Battle is now in paperback.

      The Battle of Midway2013
      4,5
    • Stonewall of the West

      Patrick Cleburne and the Civil War

      • 322 Seiten
      • 12 Lesestunden

      This text offers a critical biography of Patrick Cleburne. It explores the sources of Cleburne's commitment to the Southern cause, his growth as a combat leader from Shiloh to Chickamauga and his emergence as one of the Confederacy's most effective field commanders.

      Stonewall of the West1997
    • From Fort Sumter to Appomattox, this atlas provides a clear overview of the Civil War, featuring 43 two-color, full-page maps that highlight critical military positions and the war's evolving nature. Each map is accompanied by descriptions that allow readers to relive the battles and grasp the drama experienced by the troops in this total war. The author explores the personalities of the commanders on both sides and explains the reasoning behind their battlefield decisions. Each narrative outlines the strength of each side, the losses incurred, and the strategic consequences of the battles. The maps are organized into four chapters: the *Amateur War*, showcasing civilian volunteer armies at Bull Run and Shiloh; the *Organized War*, highlighting figures like George B. McClellan and Robert E. Lee; the *Confederate High Tide* of 1863, where Southern hopes peaked before collapsing after Gettysburg and Vicksburg; and the era of *Total War*, marking the transformation of the conflict under Grant and Sherman. Each section begins with a brief introductory essay and includes contemporary photographs and drawings, providing a vivid portrayal of America's greatest military conflict.

      A Battlefield Atlas of the Civil War - Second Edition1988