Where do airmen train? Where do airmen live? How long is basic training? From recruitment to civilian life, learn all about airmen of the U.S. Air Force.

Airmen of the U.S. Air Force (Pebble Plus: People of the Armed Forces)

Children's Books

Simons, Lisa M. Bolt

Arts, Music & Photography

Pebble Plus

A brief introduction to a soldier's life in the Army, including training, jobs, and life after service.

Soldiers of the U.S. Army (People of the U.S. Armed forces)

This set provides everything you need to know about the most popular topics for kids. From surprising a friend with fake vomit to the whole story of the UFO town, Roswell, these books are a must have for any library.

The Kids' Guide to Military Vehicles (Edge Books)

History

Edge Books

Established in 1865 by Carl Klemer, the Faribault Woolen Mill is an authentic example of American craftsmanship. In 150 years of business, the company's success has relied on stewardship from the Klemer, Johnson and Mooty families, as well as veteran employees. Despite a devastating fire and even a closing, today it is the oldest manufacturer in Minnesota and one of the country's last mills producing textiles from raw wool. Its blankets provided warmth to hundreds of thousands of American troops in both world wars, and the mill continues that tradition of military support today. Discover the history and heritage woven into this iconic American brand revered around the world.

Faribault Woolen Mill:: Loomed in the Land of Lakes (Landmarks)

Arts & Photography

Photography & Video

The History Press

The First Olympics of Ancient Greece (First Facts: Ancient Greece)

Raintree

Marie Curie: Physicist and Chemist (First Facts: STEM Scientists and Inventors)

Capstone Global Library Ltd

Henry Ford: Inventor and Businessman (First Facts: STEM Scientists and Inventors)

Henry Ford wasn't just an inventor. He was also a clever businessman. Young readers will discover how this famous maker of the Model T car and the moving assembly line helped changed the world.

Henry Ford wasn't just an inventor. He was also a clever businessman. Young readers will discover how this famous maker of the Model T car and the moving assembly line helped changed the world.

Education & Reference

How many bullets are in an Abrams tank machine gun? How many chemical attacks can an M40 series gas mask withstand? And what percentage of soldiers make it through the grueling training to become Army Special Forces members? Find the answers to these questions and discover many more amazing high impact stats and numbers that define the U.S. Army.

U.S. Army by the Numbers (Military by the Numbers)

Capstone Press

How many inches separate fighter jets flying in a diamond formation? How many seconds does it take an airman to put together and take apart an M16 training rifle? Find these answers plus more amazing high impact stats and numbers that define the U.S. Air Force.

U.S. Air Force by the Numbers (Military by the Numbers)

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Books by Simons, Lisa M. Bolt

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Airmen of the U.S. Air Force (Pebble Plus: People of the Armed Forces)

Soldiers of the U.S. Army (People of the U.S. Armed forces)

The Kids' Guide to Military Vehicles (Edge Books)

Faribault Woolen Mill:: Loomed in the Land of Lakes (Landmarks)

The First Olympics of Ancient Greece (First Facts: Ancient Greece)

Marie Curie: Physicist and Chemist (First Facts: STEM Scientists and Inventors)

Henry Ford: Inventor and Businessman (First Facts: STEM Scientists and Inventors)

Henry Ford: Inventor and Businessman (First Facts: STEM Scientists and Inventors)

U.S. Army by the Numbers (Military by the Numbers)

U.S. Air Force by the Numbers (Military by the Numbers)