Little Falls Press

08/17/2026

Brought the publishing business back to life a little more than a month ago when I submitted the first book to Amazon. Going pretty well: sold 129 books in a little more than a month. My two Gettysburg monuments books are doing best, with 37 and 26 copies. Also, 17 f the Auto Tour and a lesser assortment of the others.

08/17/2026

Three of the books in the Battle of the Bulge series. Also: Christmas in the Ardennes and Armor doctrine.

08/17/2026

Continuing to spruce up the booklet series and bring them into print under the imprint of the battle of the Bulge Association. Recently added "Nurses and Medics" and "POWs." I created a book series so they're all accessible.

08/04/2026

Hi, after fighting health problems and printer problems for the last couple years, I've brought Little Falls Books back from the dead. Scroll down to see new editions of a few books as well as several brand-new books.

Except the Gettysburg monuments books, these are all available in both Kindle and book editions.

Stay tuned for more in the next few weeks, including

1) my long awaited biography of Revolutionary War hero Jeremiah Lott (doing the index right now; everything else is done)

2) a book of first person accounts of nurses in the Battle of the Bulge;

3) a compilation of essays on America's ongoing Revolution.

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08/04/2026

Defense and Relief of Bastogne. First person accounts by veterans.

08/04/2026

Another for BOBA, Christmas in the Ardennes 1944. First person accounts by veterans.

For any veteran of the Battle of the Bulge, Christmas was never again just another holiday. Nine days after the commencement of von Rundstedt’s offensive, Christmas Day occurred while the battle was at its peak fury. At first, the soldiers weren’t sure what they had on their hands and only a few...

08/04/2026

First of three for the Battle of the Bulge Association, A WWII Driving Tour of Gettysburg and Surrounding Area.

Gettysburg is primarily known as the site of the largest and most important battle of the Civil War as well as the site where President Lincoln gave his immortal speech. But the town and the surrounding areas are also rich in World War II sites, including camps where spies were trained and POWs w...

08/04/2026

Turned ny talk from the February Battle of the Bulge conference into a short book: When Doctrine Met the Panzers: How We Planned to Fight (1928-1943) and How WeFought (1942-1945).

Armor forces played a crucial role in every phase of the Ardennes campaign and every sector of the battlefield. The firepower and mobility provided by armor units were vital in the fluid situation presented by the German attack. The tank crews consistently showed real flexibility and adaptability...

08/04/2026

An outstanding WWII memoir, First Patrol into Bastogne, the story of one of WWII's most remarkable soldiers, 1st Lt. Walter Carr. Carr about 2/3s finished his memoirs and I was given the privilege of finishing them up. This book is "all infantry" -- no growing up, training, USO shows, furloughs in Paris. Just infantry: combat, patrols, foxholes, K rations, dealings with higher headquarters. A real hero. Two silver Stars, 3 Purple Hearts.

First Lieutenant Walter Carr is one of the fascinating characters of World War II. College educated, with an ROTC background, he was a replacement platoon commander just as the action got very hot, joining the 80th in mid-September, just as they were crossing the Moselle River and stepping into t...