Richard Tregaskis Book order (chronological)

Richard Tregaskis was a distinguished war correspondent whose dispatches captured the raw reality of combat. He transformed his experiences from the front lines, particularly from pivotal campaigns in the Pacific and Europe, into compelling literary works. His style was characterized by urgency and immediacy, allowing readers to glimpse directly into the heart of wartime events. Through his journalistic talent, Tregaskis provided an authentic and still-valued testimony to the courage and suffering of soldiers.

Seabee Book- Southeast Asia. Vietnam-Thailand-Laos 1954-1972

Seabee Book- Southeast Asia. Vietnam-Thailand-Laos 1954-1972
506 pages
18 hours of reading
Using photos, maps, charts and extensive travel throughout Vietnam, Tregaskis covered every major port, airfield, bridge, building, hospital, & storage facility engineered & constructed in Vietnam by the United States Navy SEABEES and other military engineers and American civilian engineers (1962-1972). He weaves this story, of one of the largest war-time construction efforts in history, through the backdrop of the major battles of the war and its political intrigues.
2011
Bitva o Guadalcanal
114 pages
4 hours of reading
Válečný korespondent R. Tregaskis si vedl deník, který se stal podkladem této knihy - živého, strhujícího záznamu jedné z nejodvážnějších válečných operací druhé světové války.
1997
3.3

Seabee Book- Southeast Asia. Vietnam-Thailand-Laos 1954-1972

Bitva o Guadalcanal