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Works by U. S. Army Corps of Engineers

"Dear Friends at Home--." (1985) 8 copies
Framing the dialogue: 1 copy, 1 review
Navigation on the Columbia River — Editor — 1 copy
Essayons (Let Us Try) (1991) 1 copy

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I don't know this genre at all. I'm not familiar with Bond, or UNCLE, and I was a toddler when this first came out. I tracked these down because I'm a huge fan of Time Travel stories (to the point of having read time-travel romance!). So, judging it most directly, just on it's own merits - I thought it was fun. Not terribly sexist. I'm debating reading the rest of the series, though as this one did explain enough about how time travel works in this world and how they avoid the paradoxes. I show more do own all four, and they are short - but Mt. TBR is huge. You tell me if I should keep going! :) show less
This book is about the history of the US army. In the begining of the book It talkes about when the army was formed during the revolution war. In the niddle of the book it is talking about what training you have to go throw and you wear most likly to drop out. At the end of the book it shows the wars the us army has been in over time. P.S this is not the actule title and cover of this book it wasn't found.

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