Keith Warren Lloyd is an author and historian, a US Navy veteran, and a professional firefighter. Lloyd graduated from Arizona State University with a degree in Liberal Studies with an emphasis on history and political science. He is the author of The Great Desert Escape, Avenging Pearl Harbor, and Dark Nights, Deadly Waters. He lives in Flagstaff, Arizona.
Description
<p><strong>PART ONE</strong>: <em><strong>A Deepening Crisis</strong></em><br /><br><strong>Chapter One: </strong><em>T</em><em>he Roving Reporter</em><br /><br><strong>Chapter Two: </strong><em>The Blitz</em><br /><br><strong>Chapter Three: </strong><em>Tonight the World Trembles</em><br /><br><strong>Chapter Four: </strong><em>London After Dark</em><br /><br><strong>Chapter Five: </strong><em>Its Pretty Bad</em><br /><br><strong>Chapter Six: </strong><em>The Right Kind of Fight</em><br /><br><strong>Chapter Seven: </strong><em>A Do-It-Yourself War</em><br /><br><br /><br><strong>PART TWO: <em>A Tough Old Gut</em></strong><br /><br><strong>Chapter Eight: </strong><em>Torch</em><br /><br><strong>Chapter Nine: </strong><em>Strange Bedfellows</em><br /><br><strong>Chapter Ten: </strong><em>Into the Valley of Death</em><br /><br><strong>Chapter Eleven: </strong><em>His Blood Was Up</em><br /><br><strong>Chapter Twelve: </strong><em>The Writing Sixty-Ninth</em><br /><br><strong>Chapter Thirteen: </strong><em>More Three-D Every Moment</em><br /><br><strong>Chapter Fourteen: </strong><em>The Ruffian Gang</em><br /><br><strong>Chapter Fifteen: </strong><em>We Have Suffered</em><br /><br><strong>Chapter Sixteen: </strong><em>Purple Heart Valley</em><br /><br><strong>Chapter Seventeen: </strong><em>Living On A Bull s Eye</em><br /><br><br /><br><strong>PART THREE: <em>The Great Crusade</em></strong><br /><br><strong>Chapter Eighteen: </strong><em>No Basket of Roses</em><br /><br><strong>Chapter Nineteen: </strong><em>Overlord</em><br /><br><strong>Chapter Twenty: </strong><em>Breakout</em><br /><br><strong>Chapter Twenty-One: </strong><em>The Loveliest, Brightest Story of Our Time</em><br /><br><strong>Chapter Twenty-Two: </strong><em>The Good Old Days</em><br /><br><strong>Chapter Twenty-Three: </strong><em>The Bulge</em><br /><br><strong>Chapter Twenty-Four: </strong><em>I<strong></strong>m Not The Least Sorry</em><br /><br><br /><br><strong>Epilogue: </strong><em>Ive Got To Go Back To The Boys</em><br /><br><strong>Acknowledgments</strong><br /><br><strong>Sources</strong></p><br>
Reviews
"Historian Lloyd richly details the risks undertaken by war correspondents, both men and women, to get the latest news back to the public… This highly readable account of the vital mission of war correspondents is a good pick for anybody interested in World War II history and journalism studies."
~Library Journal, Starred Review
~Library Journal, Starred Review