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Recounts the role of the United States in World War II at sea, from encounters in the Atlantic before the country entered the war to the surrender of Japan.

You'll find yourself captivated by the stylish and innovative Gretsch G5230T Electromatic Jet FT Electric Guitar with Bigsby, a testament to over six decades of musical excellence. This electric guitar, finished in a unique Aleutian Blue, is more than just an instrument; it's a piece of music history, embodying the iconic sound that has defined generations of musicians.Constructed with a chambered mahogany body and a maple top, this guitar delivers a robust, balanced sound that resonates with full lows and mids, complemented by an exceptionally smooth and present high end. This design creates a deep acoustic foundation that is as reliable as it is durable.The Electromatic Jet FT is equipped with Black Top Filter'Tron pickups, a feature that amplifies and accentuates the guitar's chambered body to produce a wide, balanced, and transparent tone. Whether you're playing at low or high gain, this guitar stands out with remarkable definition, delivering a sound that is loud, punchy, and full of life.The guitar also offers total tonal control, thanks to its individual pickup volume controls, master tone, and master volume with a treble bleed circuit. These features provide intuitive global control over your pickup and tone settings, allowing you to customize your sound to your liking.Experience the high-quality craftsmanship of Gretsch with the G5230T Electromatic Jet FT Electric Guitar with Bigsby. It's not just a guitar, it's a statement of style, power, and musical innovation.

Gretsch G5230T Electromatic Jet FT Single-Cut Electric Guitar, Chambered Mahogany Body w/ Maple Top, 24.6" Scale Thin U Mahogany Neck w/ Laurel Fretboard, Dual Black Top Filter'Tron Pickups, Anchored Adjusto-Matic Bridge

6588 Evergreen Check Aleutian Vest

Mizuno, renowned for its performance footwear, presents the Wave Rider 10 sneaker. The sleek, retro, reimagined running shoe is crafted from suede and mesh uppers, drawing influences from Yurei – the scary female ghost from the mythology that inspired modern horror movies. It features cutting-edge Wave technology for superior cushioning and stability, along with its stylish design and advanced support, perfect for both casual and athletic wear. Mesh & Suede Uppers, Rubber Sole, Lace-Up, Wave Technology, Mizuno. Mizuno Wave Rider 10 "Yurei" Sneakers in Snow White/Aleutian/Cadet, Size UK 8

Mizuno, renowned for its performance footwear, presents the Wave Rider 10 sneaker. The sleek, retro, reimagined running shoe is crafted from suede and mesh uppers, drawing influences from Yurei – the scary female ghost from the mythology that inspired modern horror movies. It features cutting-edge Wave technology for superior cushioning and stability, along with its stylish design and advanced support, perfect for both casual and athletic wear. Mesh & Suede Uppers, Rubber Sole, Lace-Up, Wave Technology, Mizuno. Mizuno Wave Rider 10 "Yurei" Sneakers in Snow White/Aleutian/Cadet, Size UK 7

Stay warm and stylish this winter with the Woolrich Men's Array Winter Jacket. Designed for the modern man, this large-sized jacket is perfect for battling the cold weather. With its high-quality materials and attention to detail, this jacket is a must-have for any fashion-forward individual.

Mizuno, renowned for its performance footwear, presents the Wave Rider 10 sneaker. The sleek, retro, reimagined running shoe is crafted from suede and mesh uppers, drawing influences from Yurei – the scary female ghost from the mythology that inspired modern horror movies. It features cutting-edge Wave technology for superior cushioning and stability, along with its stylish design and advanced support, perfect for both casual and athletic wear. Mesh & Suede Uppers, Rubber Sole, Lace-Up, Wave Technology, Mizuno. Mizuno Wave Rider 10 "Yurei" Sneakers in Snow White/Aleutian/Cadet, Size UK 10

6588 Evergreen Check Aleutian Vest

Mizuno, renowned for its performance footwear, presents the Wave Rider 10 sneaker. The sleek, retro, reimagined running shoe is crafted from suede and mesh uppers, drawing influences from Yurei – the scary female ghost from the mythology that inspired modern horror movies. It features cutting-edge Wave technology for superior cushioning and stability, along with its stylish design and advanced support, perfect for both casual and athletic wear. Mesh & Suede Uppers, Rubber Sole, Lace-Up, Wave Technology, Mizuno. Mizuno Wave Rider 10 "Yurei" Sneakers in Snow White/Aleutian/Cadet, Size UK 9

Stay warm and stylish this winter with the 614 Dark Green Aleutian Field Jacket by Woolrich. This jacket is perfect for men who want to brave the cold in style. Shop now and upgrade your winter wardrobe!

Stay warm and stylish with the 614 Dark Green Aleutian Field Jacket by Woolrich. This down jacket for men is perfect for chilly days and features a sleek design that will elevate your outfit. Shop now and upgrade your winter wardrobe.

Composed of eight named island groups, the Krenitzen, Fox, Islands of Four Mountains, Andreanof, Delarof, Rat, Semichi, and Near Islands, and stretching more than 1,100 miles, the Aleutian Islands are one of the most remote segments of the United States. This 112-page book tells the complete story of the chain, from prehistoric times through the present, with a look at what is in store for the future. The Aleutian Islands are home to a flourishing 250 species of birds, including the once near-extinct Aleutian Canada goose; caribou, cattle, sheep and foxes; and an abundance of marine life. The Aleutians boast 57 volcanoes, 27 of them active; black sand beaches; and an almost endless variety of wildflowers, including rhododendrons and orchids. About 5,000 people live in the Aleutians year-round, with another few hundred occupying military bases in the western islands. Unalaska/Dutch Harbor is the largest town with 4,300 residents. The remaining year-round population is spread among the communities of False Pass, Akutan, Nikolski and Atka. Included in the book are stories of two local legends, Robert "Sea Otter" Jones, and Borge Larson, plus articles on traditional Aleut life; the 1741 arrival of Russian explorers; wildlife, present and extinct; the early American years in the chain; economic conditions; commercial fishing and the region's push towards tourism. Another absorbing section is dedicated to the famous World War II Aleutian campaign, the bombing of Dutch Harbor and the story of the Aleut evacuation to Southeast Alaska. The Aleutian Islands, from past to present, is a vibrant, powerful book about the region that takes in both the western- and easternmost points in the United States. Included with The Aleutian Islands is a colorful, 20 x 32-inch fold-out map.

In this compelling narrative of words and vibrant images, Ken Wilson captures a complex portrait of the Aleutian Islands and its peoples. A book years in the making, Wilson presents a collection of striking photographs that powerfully depict the islands’ tumultuous weather and stunning landscape that have drawn so many to the islands’ shores. Wilson’s stunning images capture the islands’ unpredictable moods, from the swirling fogs to the windy shores to the lush greens of summer. The accompanying essays tell stories of life on the island: the stories of the Unangan people, who have made the islands their home for centuries, tell of ancestral ties and ancient legends that ground their connections to the island. In contrast, the anecdotes from tourists and newer island residents discuss the allure of the islands’ tempestuous beauty and the rich history of the region. A groundbreaking work of photography and oral history, The Aleutian Islands is a captivating volume that writes a new chapter in the documented history of Alaska life and culture. 

A Russian cargo ship sinks in the shallow waters of the Bering Strait, and somehow vanishes without a trace. In the Colorado Plateau Desert, a cowboy follows a river of sand into an undiscovered ruin. A tunnel-boring operation between the Alaskan and Siberian peninsulas is stalled when its largest burrowing machine disappears into an abyss. Sam Reilly leads a search and rescue mission for the missing ship and crew. What should be a simple operation quickly turns into something much more dangerous. He soon learns that all three strange events are irrevocably interwoven, and unlocking their connection may just hold the key to the survival of the human race.

Chapters in this young reader's adventure novel include: Fishing, The Storm, In the Cave, On the Primitive Mound, Building a Barabara, Stone-Age Life, and Sea-Lion Hunt.

Lucien Turner was a pioneering nineteenth-century ethnographer whose study of Aleut communities surpassed the work of all of his contemporaries, and now his rare writings are collected here for the first time. Turner’s admittedly fragmentary ethnographic notes, which chronicle his complete immersion in three Aleut communities, reveal valuable insights into Aleutian cultures and the outsiders who lived among them in the nineteenth century. Carefully edited by Ray Hudson, An Aleutian Ethnography is an essential resource for scholars of American history and history of anthropology alike. 

For true traditionalists, here are the first complete plans and detailed building instructions for authentic Aleutian Kyak--the ancient voyaging and hunting craft of the nomadic Unangan of Alaska. Based on originals in museums in Oregon and California, these lightweight (35 Pounds, 17 feet long) skin-on-frame sea kayaks can be built to fit the owner's exact dimensions, using simple hand tools and readily obtainable materials, for less than $200, including paddles, spray skirt, and traditional paddling jacket. Known as Baidarkas among the Russian settlers of Alaska, these unique native American craft evolved over centuries to carry heavy loads swiftly over long distances in wind and wave--ideal for modern sea kayakers looking for an alternative to plastic replicas of short-range Greenland-style boats.

Composed of eight named island groups, the Krenitzen, Fox, Islands of Four Mountains, Andreanof, Delarof, Rat, Semichi, and Near Islands, and stretching more than 1,100 miles, the Aleutian Islands are one of the most remote segments of the United States. This 112-page book tells the complete story of the chain, from prehistoric times through the present, with a look at what is in store for the future. The Aleutian Islands are home to a flourishing 250 species of birds, including the once near-extinct Aleutian Canada goose; caribou, cattle, sheep and foxes; and an abundance of marine life. The Aleutians boast 57 volcanoes, 27 of them active; black sand beaches; and an almost endless variety of wildflowers, including rhododendrons and orchids. About 5,000 people live in the Aleutians year-round, with another few hundred occupying military bases in the western islands. Unalaska/Dutch Harbor is the largest town with 4,300 residents. The remaining year-round population is spread among the communities of False Pass, Akutan, Nikolski and Atka. Included in the book are stories of two local legends, Robert "Sea Otter" Jones, and Borge Larson, plus articles on traditional Aleut life; the 1741 arrival of Russian explorers; wildlife, present and extinct; the early American years in the chain; economic conditions; commercial fishing and the region's push towards tourism. Another absorbing section is dedicated to the famous World War II Aleutian campaign, the bombing of Dutch Harbor and the story of the Aleut evacuation to Southeast Alaska. The Aleutian Islands, from past to present, is a vibrant, powerful book about the region that takes in both the western- and easternmost points in the United States. Included with The Aleutian Islands is a colorful, 20 x 32-inch fold-out map.

Aleutians 1942–43 is the full story of the forgotten battle to liberate American soil from the Japanese during World War II.It is often forgotten that during World War II, the Japanese managed to successfully invade and conquer a precious part of American home soil--the first time this had happened since 1815. Capturing the Aleutian Islands, located in Alaska territory, was seen by the Japanese as vital in order to shore up their northern defensive perimeter. Fighting in the Aleutians was uniquely brutal. It is a barren, rugged archipelago of icy mountains and thick bogs, with a climate of constant snow, freezing rains, and windstorms. These geographic conditions tended to neutralize traditional American strengths such as air power, radar, naval bombardment, and logistics. The campaign to recapture the islands required extensive combined-ops planning, and inflicted on the United States its second highest casualty rate in the Pacific Theater. Featuring the largest Japanese banzai charge of the war, first use of pre-battle battleship bombardment in the Pacific, and the battle at the Komandorski Islands, this is the story of America's forgotten war.