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- Legionnaire [videorecording] / by Altman, John.; Caltagirone, Daniel.; Damme, Jean-Claude van,1961-; Lettich, Sheldon.; Macdonald, Peter,1957-; Morrison, Rebecca.; Akinnuoye-Agbaje, Adewale.; Edward R. Pressman Film Corporation.; Long Road Productions.; Sterling Home Entertainment (Firm);
Director of photography, Douglas Milsome; production design, Charles J. H. Wood; editors, Mike Murphy, Christopher Tellefsen; music, John Altman.Jean-Claude Van Damme, Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje, Daniel Caltagirone, Steven Berkoff, Nicholas Farrell, Jim Carter, Ana Sofrenovic.Accused of a double murder in 1924 Marseilles, Alain Lefevre joins the French Foreign Legion where he faces a psychotic superior officer before deciding to go back to the girl he left behind.MPAA rating: R.
- Subjects: France. Army. Foreign Legion; Action and adventure films.; Feature films.;
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- An illustrated guide to modern elite forces / by Walmer, Max.(CARDINAL)178776;
Australia/New Zealand: Special Air Service -- Canada: Special Service Force -- France: Foreign Legion -- Paratroops -- India: Parachute Regiment -- Israel: Paratroops -- Italy: Alpine troops -- San Marco Marines -- Jordan: Special Forces -- Rhodesia: Selous Scouts -- Special Air Service -- South Africa: Reconnaissance Commandos -- Soviet Union: Airborne Forces -- Naval Infantry -- Spetsnaz -- Taiwan: Long-range amphibious Reconnaissance Commandos -- Thailand: Army Special Forces -- United Kingdom: Gurkhas -- Parachute Regiment -- Royal Marines Special Boat Squadron -- Special Air Service -- United States Special Operations Forces: 23rd Air Force Division -- 82nd Airborne Division Delta -- Rangers -- Special forces -- Marine Corps SEALs and EDTs -- Vietnam: Death Volunteers -- West Germany: GSG 9.
- Subjects: Commando troops.; Parachute troops.; Marines.; Special forces (Military science); Guerrillas.; Gurkha soldiers.;
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- Crogan's march / by Schweizer, Chris.(CARDINAL)561486;
"Legionnaire Peter Crogan has some hard questions to answer. Should he finish out the tail end of his 5-year term of service with the French Foreign Legion, or become an officer? There's not much time to consider his options as his life is invaded by armies of Tauregs, brutal sandstorms, and terrible man-eating creatures! Is he heading in a new direction, or are these the final steps in Peter Crogan's march?"--P. [4] of cover.GN510L
- Subjects: Young adult fiction.; Action and adventure fiction.; Comics (Graphic works); Graphic novels.; France. Armée de terre. Légion étrangère;
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- Outnumbered, outgunned, undeterred : twenty battles against all odds / by Johnson, Robert,1967-author(CARDINAL)421376;
Includes bibliographic references (pages 199-202) and index.George Washington and the American patriots at Yorktown, 1781 -- The United States Marines at Tripoli, 1803-5 -- Napoleon's Six Days Campaign, France, 1814 -- Simón Bolívar and the liberation movement, South America, 1813-25 -- The War for Independence, Greece, 1821-1829 -- The British Army at Delhi, India, 1857 -- The Battle of Burnside's Bridge at Antietam, America, 1862 -- The French Foreign Legion at the Battle of Camerone, Mexico, 1863 -- Lord Roberts and the march from Kabul to Kandahar, Afghanistan, 1879-80 -- Christiaan De Wet and Boer resistance, South Africa, 1900-2 -- The Devons at Bois Des Buttes, France, 1918 -- The Battle of Warsaw, Poland, 1920 -- The Winter War, Finland, 1939-40 -- The battle for the Bataan Peninsula, Philippines, 1941-42 -- The struggle for Stalingrad, Russia, 1942-43 -- The defence of Kohima, Burma-India Border, 1944 -- The retreat from Chosin Reservoir, Korea, 1950 -- The defence of the Golan Heights, Israel, 1973 -- The Battle of Debecka, Iraq, 2003 -- The defence of the platoon houses and the Battle of Wanat, Afghanistan, 2006-8."Throughout history men and women have fought, endured and sometimes emerged victorious though the odds were against them. What conditions must exist to enable relatively small or weak forces to challenge and even overcome the strong? Here are twenty examples, from 1781 to the present, that reveal both the common themes and the exceptional aspects of those achievements." -- Adapted from book jacket
- Subjects: Wanat, Battle of, Afghanistan, 2008.; Battles; Tactics;
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- My fellow soldiers : General John Pershing and the Americans who helped win the Great War / by Carroll, Andrew,1969-author.(CARDINAL)281476;
Includes bibliographical references (pages 367-372) and index.August 26 -- The first to go -- Hunting Pancho -- Lafayette's boys -- Countdown -- The promotion -- Over there -- Heaven, Hell, or Hoboken -- Under the gun -- Show of force -- Divisions -- Black Jack and the Hellfighters -- The eyewitness -- An army of angels -- Their crowded hour -- Captain Harry -- The birthday present -- All in -- My fellow soldiers -- Postscript.Draws on a rich trove of both little-known and newly uncovered letters and diaries to create a marvelously vivid and moving account of the American experience in World War I, with General John Pershing featured prominently in the foreground. Andrew Carroll's intimate portrait of General Pershing, who led all of the American troops in Europe during World War I, is a revelation. Given a military force that, on the eve of its entry into the war, was downright primitive compared with the European combatants, the general had to surmount enormous obstacles to build an army and ultimately command millions of U.S. soldiers. But Pershing himself--often perceived as a harsh, humorless, and wooden leader--concealed inner agony from those around him: almost two years before the United States entered the war, Pershing suffered a personal tragedy so catastrophic that he almost went insane with grief and remained haunted by the loss for the rest of his life, as private and previously unpublished letters he wrote to family members now reveal. Before leaving for Europe, Pershing also had a passionate romance with George Patton's sister, Anne. But once he was in France, Pershing fell madly in love with a young painter named Micheline Resco, whom he later married in secret. Woven throughout Pershing's story are the experiences of a remarkable group of American men and women, both the famous and the unheralded, including Harry Truman, Douglas MacArthur, William "Wild Bill" Donovan, Teddy Roosevelt, and his youngest son, Quentin. The chorus of these voices, which begins with the first Americans who enlisted in the French Foreign Legion as well as those who flew with the Lafayette Escadrille, makes the high stakes of this epic American saga piercingly real, demonstrating the War's profound impact on the individuals who served--both during the conflict and in the years after--with extraordinary humanity and emotional force.
- Subjects: Biographies.; Pershing, John J. (John Joseph), 1860-1948.; United States. Army; United States. Army. American Expeditionary Forces.; Generals; World War, 1914-1918; World War, 1914-1918;
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- Complete verse / by Kipling, Rudyard,1865-1936.(CARDINAL)145804;
The absent-minded beggar -- The advertisement -- Akbar's bridge -- Alnaschar and the oxen -- An american -- The american rebellion -- Anchor song -- Angutivaun taina -- The answer -- The anvil -- The appeal -- Arithmetic on the frontier -- Army headquarters -- Arterial -- As the bell clinks -- An astrologer's song -- At his execution -- Ave imperatrix! -- Azrael's count -- Back to the army again -- Ballad of boy da thone -- Ballad of east and west -- Ballad of fisher's boarding house -- Ballad of minepit shaw -- Ballad of the bolivar -- Ballad of the cars -- Ballad of the clampherdown -- Ballad of the king's jest -- Ballad of the king's mercy -- Ballad of the red earl -- Ballad of burial -- Ballad of jakko hill -- Banquet night -- Bee-boy's song -- The bees and the flies -- Before a midnight breaks in storm -- The beginner -- The beginnings -- The bell boy -- The bells and Queen Victoria -- Belts -- The benefactors -- The betrothed -- Big steamers -- Bill 'Awkins -- Bird of prey march -- The birthright -- Blue roses -- Bobs -- The bonfires -- Boots -- The bother -- A boy scouts' patrol song -- The braggart -- Bridge-guard in the karroo -- A british-roman song -- The broken men -- Brookland road -- Brown bess -- Buddha at Kamakura -- The burden -- The burial -- Butterflies -- By the hoof of the wild goat -- Cain and Abel -- The captive -- Carmen circulare -- A carol -- Cells -- The centaurs -- Certain maxims of hafiz -- The changelings -- Chant-pagan -- Beast and man in India -- Day's work -- Fringes of the fleet -- Jungle books -- Kim -- Life's handicap -- Light that failed -- Many inventions -- Naulahka -- Plain tales from the hills -- A charm -- Chartres windows -- Chil's song -- A child's garden -- The children -- The children's song -- The choice -- Cholera camp -- Christmas in India -- Cities and thrones and powers -- The city of brass -- The city of sleep -- Cleared -- Clerks and the bells -- The coastwise lights -- A code of morals -- The coiner -- Cold iron -- Columns -- The comforters -- The consolations of memory -- Contradictions -- The conundrum of the workshops -- A counting-out song -- The covenant -- The craftsman -- Cruisers -- Cuckoo song -- The cure -- Dane-geld -- Danny deever -- Darzee's chaunt -- The dawn wind -- The dead king -- A death-bed -- The declaration of London -- Dedication from barrack-room ballads -- Dedication- to soldiers three -- The deep-sea cables -- Delilah -- A departure -- The derelict -- The destroyers -- Dinah in heaven -- Dirge of dead sisters -- The disciple -- Divided destinies -- Doctors -- The dove of dacca -- The dutch in the medway -- The dying chauffeur -- The dykes -- The 'eathen -- Eddi's service -- Edgehill fight -- The egg-shell -- En-dor -- England's answer -- The english flag -- The english way -- Epitaphs of the war -- Et dona ferentes -- Evarra and his gods -- The exiles' line -- The expert -- The explanation -- The explorer -- The fabulists -- The fairies' siege -- The fall of Jock Gillespie -- Fastness -- Feet of the young men -- The female of the species -- The files -- The fires -- The first chantey -- The flight -- The floods -- The flowers -- Follow me 'ome -- For all we have and are -- For to admire -- Ford o' kabul river -- The four angels -- Four-feet -- The four points -- Fox-hunting -- France -- Frankie's trade -- The french wars -- The friends -- Fussy-wuzzy -- The galley-slave -- Gallio's song -- Gehazi -- General Joubert -- A general summary -- Gentlemen-rankers -- Gertrude's prayer -- Gethsemane -- Giffen's debt -- The gift of the sea -- The gipsy trail -- Gipsy vans -- The glories -- The glory of the garden -- The gods of the copybook headings -- Gow's watch acts II., IV., V. -- The grave of the hundred head -- Great-heart -- The greek national anthem -- Gunga din -- Hadramauti -- Half-ballade of waterval -- Harp song of the dane women -- Helen all alone -- Heriot's ford -- The heritage -- His apologies -- The holy war -- The hour of the angel -- THe houses -- Hunting-song of the seeonee pack -- The hyenas -- Hymn before action -- Hymn of breaking strain -- Hymn of the triumphant airman -- Hymn to physical pain -- The idiot boy -- If -- An imperial rescript -- In springtime -- In the matter of one compass -- In the neolithic age -- The instructor -- The inventor -- The irish guards -- The islanders -- The jacket -- James I -- Jane's marriage -- The jester -- Jobson's amen -- Jubal and tubal cain -- The juggler's song -- The junk and the dhow -- Just so stories -- Justice -- The justice's tale -- The king -- King Henry VII and the shipwrights -- The king and the sea -- The king's job -- The king's pilgrimage -- The king's task -- The kingdom -- Kitchener's school -- La nuit blanche -- The ladies -- Lady Geraldine's hardship -- The lament of the border cattle thief -- The land -- The landau -- The last chantey -- The last department.The last lap -- The last ode -- The last of the light brigade -- The last rhyme of true thomas -- The last suttee -- Late came the god -- The law of the jungle -- The legend of mirth -- A legend of the foreign office -- A legend of truth -- The legends of evil -- L'Envoi to departmental ditties -- The lesson -- Lichtenberg -- The liner she's a lady -- Lollius -- London stone -- The long trail -- The looking-glass -- Loot -- Lord Roberts -- The lost legion -- The love song of Har Dyal -- The lovers' litany -- The lowestoft boat -- Lukannon -- McAndrew's hymn -- MacDonough's song -- The man who could write -- Mandalay -- The mare's nest -- The marred drives of windsor -- The married man -- The mary gloster -- Mary, pity women! -- Mary's son -- The masque of plenty -- The master-cook -- Memories -- Men that fought at minden -- The merchantmen -- Merrow down -- Mesopotamia -- M. I. -- Mine sweepers -- The miracles -- The moon of other days -- The moral -- Morning song in the jungle -- Mother o' mine -- The mother-lodge -- The mother's son -- Mowgli's song against people -- Mulholland's contract -- Municipal -- My boy jack -- My father's chair -- My lady's law -- My new-cut ashlar -- My rival -- Naaman's song -- The native-born -- A nativity -- Natural theology -- The necessitarian -- Neighbours -- The new knighthood -- Non nobis domine! -- Norman and saxon -- The north sea patrol -- The nurses -- The nursing sister -- Ode: melbourne shrine of remembrance -- The old issue -- The old men -- Old mother Laidinwool -- An old song -- The oldest song -- One viceroy resigns -- The only son -- Oonts -- The open door -- Our fathers also -- Our fathers of old -- Our lady of the sackcloth -- Our lady of the snows -- The outlaws -- Outsong in the hungle -- The overland mail -- A pageant of elizabeth -- M.P. Pagett -- The palace -- Pan in vermont -- Parade-song of the camp-animals -- The parting of the columns -- The peace of dives -- The penalty -- Pharaoh and the sergeant -- Philadelphia -- A pict song -- Piet -- A pilgrim's way -- Pink dominoes -- The pirates in england -- The playmate -- The plea of the simla dancers -- Poison of asps -- Poor honest men -- The portent -- Poseidon's law -- Possibilities -- The post that fitted -- The power of the dog -- The prairie -- The prayer -- The prayer of Miriam Cohen -- Preface to land and sea tales -- Prelude to departmental ditties -- The press -- Private Orhteris's song -- The pro-consuls -- The prodigal son -- The progress of the spark -- Prophets at home -- Public waste -- Puck's song -- The puzzler -- The queen's men -- The quest -- The question -- The rabbi's song -- Rahere -- Rebirth -- The recall -- A recantation -- Recessional -- A rector's memory -- The reeds of runnymede -- The reformers -- The return -- The return of the children -- Rhodes memorial, table mountain -- Rhyme of the three captaions -- The rhyme of the three sealers -- Rimini -- Rimmon -- A ripple song -- The river's tale -- Road-song of the Bandar-log -- THe roman centurion's song -- Romulus and Remus -- Route marchin' -- The rowers -- The run of the downs -- THe runes on weland's sword -- The runners -- The rupaiyat of Omar Kalvin -- Russia to the pacifists -- The sack of the gods -- The sacrifice of er-heb -- A St. Helena lullaby -- Samuel pepys -- Sappers -- Scholars -- A school song -- Screw-guns -- The sea and the hills -- The sea-wife -- The second voyage -- The secret of the machines -- Sepulchral -- The sergeant's weddin' -- A servant when he reigneth -- The service man -- Sestina of the tramp-royal -- The settler -- Seven watchmen -- Shillin' a day -- Shiv and the grasshopper -- The shut-eye sentry -- Sir Richard's song -- A smuggler's song -- Snarleyow -- Soldier an' sailor too -- Soldier, soldier -- A song at cock-crow -- A song in storm -- A song in the desert -- A song of bananas -- The song of Diego Valdez -- A song of french roads -- A song of Kabir -- The song of seven cities -- The song of the dead -- Song of the dynamo -- A song of the english -- Song of the fifth river -- Song of the galley-slaves -- The song of the lathes -- The song of the little hunter -- Song of the men's side -- The song of the old guard -- Song of the red war-boat -- The song of the sons -- A song of the white men -- Song of the wise children -- The song of the women -- A song of travel -- A song to mithras -- The sons of Martha -- South Africa -- The spies' march -- Stellenbosch -- The storm cone -- The story of ung -- The story of Uriah -- The stranger -- Study of an elevation, in Indian ink -- Such as in ships -- Supplication of the black aberdeen -- The supports -- The survival -- A tale of two cities -- Tarrant moss -- That day -- Things and the man -- Thorkild's song -- The thousandth man -- The three-decker -- A three-part song -- The threshold -- Tin fish -- To a lady, persuading her to a car -- To James Whitcomb Riley -- TO motorists -- To the city of bombay -- To the companions -- To the true romance -- To the unkown goddess -- To Thomas Atkins -- Together -- Tomlinson -- Tommy -- The totem -- The tour -- The trade -- A translation -- A tree song -- Troopin' -- Truce of the bear -- A truthful song -- Two kopjes -- Two months -- Two races -- The two-sided man -- Ubique -- Ulster -- The undertaker's horse -- Untimely -- The vampire -- THe verdicts -- Verses on games -- Very many people -- The veterans -- The vineyard -- The virginity -- The voortrekker -- The wage-slaves -- The waster -- The way through the woods -- We and they -- The wet litany -- What happened -- What the people said -- When earth's last picture is painted -- When omer smote is bloomin' lyre -- When the great ark -- When the journey was intended to the city -- White horses -- The white man's burden -- The widow at windsor -- The widow's party -- The widower -- Wilful-missing -- The winners -- The wishing-caps -- With drake in the tropics -- With Scindia to Delhi -- Young british soldier -- The young queen -- Zion.A complete collection of Kipling's poetry.
- Subjects: Poetry.; English poetry;
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