Archive for December 2012
Canadian WWI Book Finally Available in Canada

I am pleased to announce that this holiday season Amazon.com (USA) finally made Kindle books available to our great neighbor to the north, Canada, at www.amazon.ca
This was a frustratingly long time in coming and I was watching it fairly closely..
DVD Review of America and the Civil War

I’ve seen a lot of documentaries about the Civil War and to be honest, some just rehash information and visuals from previous programs. America and the Civil War collects five programs that avoid that fate, as each provides an in depth, insightful.
Minecraft - The Future of Video is Now

And a child would lead them...
Anyone who has young boys knows that there is a phenomenon happening on Youtube and gaming that in my view is rewriting the rules of content production and delivery. My boys Josh, 9 and Jamie, 7 are Youtube.
A PBS Civil War DVD Collection for the Holidays

I would like to alert all Civil War enthusiasts to a 2 Disc, Civil War DVD box set that PBS just released which is a perfect gift for the holidays, America And The Civil War. My, Gettysburg The Boys in Blue and Gray, film heads the collection of five.
DVD Review: USS Franklin: Honor Restored

"The story of Big Ben and what became known as The Big Ben 704 Club is one that transcends anything out of Hollywood!"
"There have been many documentaries and books written about the USS Franklin, but this is by far the best one I have encountered.".
New Review of The Wereth Eleven

A new review of The Wereth Eleven was released yesterday on Blogger News Network. (see below)
"If you are interested in history, this is without a doubt one of the finest documentaries about a little known, or understood part of World War II."
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Canada's Last 100 Days of WWI in Color
A few years ago I had the good fortune to be asked to helm a project in Canada called Dominion Day. I knew very little about Canadian military history but dove right in. With the incredible research that had been done by John Wood on the team I was.