1,271 Days a Soldier Details the First-Hand Experiences of Lieutenant Colonel H. E. Gardiner During the Second World War
1,271 Days a Soldier is the journal record of Gardiner’s military experiences over four years during World War II.
Read MoreFirst Line Friday: “There is something wrong with this cooking class.”
In our quest to encourage creativity, we post a writing prompt every other Friday. Write a story with the prompt as the first line and share it with us.
Read MoreBook Review: “Trust and Leadership,” reviewed by Mungo Melvin
Mungo Melvin, Major General, British Army (Ret.), reviews Trust and Leadership, “a must read for any professional officer.”
Read MoreHow to Sign Up for a Library Card
Getting a library card is easy! Just follow these simple steps.
Read MoreBlack-Owned Bookstores in Georgia
Exploring black-owned bookstores local to the state of Georgia.
Read MoreFirst Line Friday: “The woods seemed to go on forever, leaving endless possibility for adventure.”
Be creatively inspired with these writing prompts from our interns. Write a story with the prompt as the first line and share it with us.
Read MoreYear of the Books Chat: September
Some of the books you’ve read by male authors were written by women. Can you guess which?
Read MoreNew AUSA Book Program Title, Trust and Leadership, Explores the Australian Army’s Use of Mission Command
TRUST AND LEADERSHIP reveals how Australian mission command was applied during ten global conflicts during the last century.
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