John C. McManus is a highly respected author, military historian, and award-winning professor of military history at the Missouri University of Science and Technology. He is widely recognized as one of America's leading experts on the history of modern American soldiers in combat. McManus's expertise in the field of military history has been acknowledged through his role as an assistant director in the study of War and Society at the University of Tennessee.
McManus's work as an author has earned him a reputation as a leading authority on the experiences of American soldiers in combat. His writing is informed by his extensive knowledge of military history, as well as his experience as a professor of the subject. Through his work, McManus sheds light on the human side of war, exploring the experiences of individual soldiers and the impact of combat on their lives.
In addition to his work as an author and professor, McManus is also an accomplished scholar and public speaker. He has delivered lectures and presentations at a variety of venues, including military institutions, universities, and historical societies. Through his work, McManus has made significant contributions to the field of military history and has helped to deepen our understanding of the experiences of American soldiers in combat.
Non-Fiction Books
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Title
Year
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1
The Deadly Brotherhood
1998
2
Deadly Sky
2000
3
The Americans at D-Day
2004
4
The Americans at Normandy
2004
5
Alamo in the Ardennes
2007
6
U.S. Military History for Dummies
2007
7
The 7th Infantry Regiment
2008
8
American Courage, American Carnage
2009
9
Grunts
2010
10
September Hope
2012
11
The Dead and Those About to Die
2014
12
Hell Before Their Very Eyes
2015
13
Fire and Fortitude
2019
14
Island Infernos
2021
15
The Vietnam War
2022
16
To the End of the Earth
2023
Witness to History Books
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Title
Year
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1
Civil Rights
2003
2
World War I
2003
3
World War II
2003
4
When Benjamin Franklin Met the Reverend Whitefield: Enlightenment, Revival, and the Power of the Printed Word
2011
5
Selma's Bloody Sunday: Protest, Voting Rights, and the Struggle for Racial Equality