Description A deeply personal and never-before-told account of one of America\'s darkest days, from the bestselling author of The Admirals and Mac Arthur at War.
He lives in Colorado..
He holds both a master\'s degree in history and a law degree.
Borneman is the author of nine works of nonfiction, including Mac Arthur At War, The Admirals, Polk, and The French and Indian War.
About the Author Walter R.
More than just an account of familial bonds and national heartbreak, what emerges promises to define a turning point in American military history.
Weaving in the heartbreaking stories of the parents, wives, and sweethearts who wrote to and worried about these men, Borneman draws from a treasure trove of unpublished source material to bring to vivid life the minor decisions that became a matter of life or death when the bombs began to fall.
Borneman returns to that critical week of December, masterfully guiding us on an unforgettable journey of sacrifice and heroism, all told through the lives of these Brothers and their fateful experience on the Arizona.
In Brothers Down, acclaimed historian Walter R.
Tragically, in an era when family members serving together was an accepted, even encouraged, practice, sixty-three of the Arizona\'s 1, 177 dead turned out to be brothers.
Few realize that Aboard the iconic, ill-fated USS Arizona were an incredible 79 blood relatives.
America\'s battleship fleet was crippled, thousands of lives were lost, and the United States was propelled into a world war.
The surprise attack at Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941 remains one of the most traumatic events in American history.
Description A deeply personal and never-before-told account of one of America\'s darkest days, from the bestselling author of The Admirals and Mac Arthur at War
