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Martin Caidin Books In Order

Buck Rogers Books In Publication Order

  1. A Life in the Future (1967)

Doug Stavers Books In Publication Order

  1. The Messiah Stone (1986)
  2. Dark Messiah (1990)

Indiana Jones: Prequels Books In Publication Order

  1. Indiana Jones and the Sky Pirates (1993)
  2. Indiana Jones and the White Witch (1994)
  3. Indiana Jones and the Philosopher’s Stone (By:) (1995)
  4. Indiana Jones and the Dinosaur Eggs (By:) (1996)
  5. Indiana Jones and the Hollow Earth (By:) (1997)
  6. Indiana Jones and the Secret of the Sphinx (By:) (1999)
  7. Indiana Jones and the Army of the Dead (By:Steve Perry) (2009)

Six Million Dollar Man Books In Publication Order

  1. Cyborg (1970)
  2. Operation Nuke (1973)
  3. High Crystal (1974)
  4. Cyborg IV (1975)

Standalone Novels In Publication Order

  1. The Long Night (1956)
  2. The Night Hamburg Died (1960)
  3. Race for the moon (1960)
  4. Black Thursday (1960)
  5. Red Star in Space (1963)
  6. Marooned (1964)
  7. The Last Fathom (1967)
  8. No Man’s World (1967)
  9. Four Came Back (1968)
  10. Flying Forts, The B-17 in World War II (1968)
  11. The God Machine (1968)
  12. Devil Take All (1969)
  13. Anytime, Anywhere (1970)
  14. Almost Midnight (1971)
  15. Mendelov Conspiracy (1971)
  16. The Cape (1971)
  17. Maryjane Tonight at Angels Twelve (1972)
  18. The Last Dogfight (1974)
  19. The Tigers Are Burning (1974)
  20. Planetfall (1974)
  21. Three Corners to Nowhere (1975)
  22. Whip (1976)
  23. Aquarius Mission (1979)
  24. Wingborn (1979)
  25. Star Bright (1980)
  26. The Final Countdown (1980)
  27. Manfac (1981)
  28. Deathmate (1982)
  29. Killer Station (1985)
  30. Zoboa (1986)
  31. Exit Earth (1987)
  32. Beamriders! (1989)
  33. Prison Ship (1989)
  34. Pioneer Bush Pilot (1991)
  35. Natural Or Supernatural? (1993)
  36. The B-17 – The Flying Forts (2011)

Ballantine’s Illustrated History of World War II / the Violent Century: Weapons Book Books In Publication Order

  1. Me109 4 (1968)
  2. Zero Fighter (1969)

Non-Fiction Books In Publication Order

  1. Rockets and Missiles, Past And Future (1954)
  2. Worlds in Space (1954)
  3. Rockets Beyond the Earth (1955)
  4. Samurai! (1957)
  5. Thunderbolt (1958)
  6. Boeing 707 (1959)
  7. A Torch to the Enemy (1960)
  8. Test Pilot (1961)
  9. Aviation and Space Medicine (1962)
  10. Rendezvous In Space (1962)
  11. The Long Arm of America (1963)
  12. The Silken Angels (1963)
  13. By Apollo to the moon (1963)
  14. The Man-in-Space Dictionary (1963)
  15. Everything But the Flak (1964)
  16. The Mighty Hercules (1964)
  17. The Ragged, Rugged Warriors (1966)
  18. Flying Forts (1968)
  19. Me 109 (1968)
  20. Zero (With: Masatake Okumiya,Jiro Horikoshi) (1971)
  21. Fork Tailed Devil (1971)
  22. When War Comes (1972)
  23. Golden Wings (1972)
  24. Bicycles in War (1974)
  25. Air Force (1979)
  26. Kill Devil Hill (With: Harry Combs) (1979)
  27. The Saga of Iron Annie (1979)
  28. Ragwings and Heavy Iron (1984)
  29. Barnstorming (1990)
  30. Ghosts of the Air (1991)
  31. Test Pilots (1992)
  32. A Journey through Time (With: Jay Barbree) (1995)
  33. Destination Mars (1997)

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Doug Stavers Book Covers

Indiana Jones: Prequels Book Covers

Six Million Dollar Man Book Covers

Standalone Novels Book Covers

Ballantine’s Illustrated History of World War II / the Violent Century: Weapons Book Book Covers

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Martin Caidin Books Overview

Indiana Jones and the Sky Pirates

As Indiana Jones and his team travel from Africa to Tibet to the American Southwest while investigating mysterious sky crafts, they discover that an evil secret organization threatens to dominate the entire world.

Indiana Jones and the White Witch

With the help of a mistress of Wicca, the age old religion of white witchcraft, Indy and fellow archaeologist Gale Parker risk their lives on a quest for an enormous ho*ard of gold.

Indiana Jones and the Philosopher’s Stone (By:)

For centuries the lust for wealth and immortality has driven men mad. Now Indiana Jones is called to London to recover an ancient alchemist’s manuscript rumored to contain the formula both for turning lead into gold and granting its owner eternal life. Certain that a missing British alchemist and an insane Renaissance scholar are involved in the theft, Indy along with the alchemist s beautiful sister travels to Rome, and straight into the hands of Mussolini s fascists. The mad scholar Sarducci has stolen the Voynich Manuscript, all right. But that s only half the story. The manuscript is really a map, leading into the desert and the most ancient and magnificent crypt in the world, where Indiana Jones will either witness an astounding miracle of alchemy or become the tomb s next inhabitant.

Indiana Jones and the Dinosaur Eggs (By:)

Fresh from a ride on a Na*zi submarine, Indiana Jones is persuaded by a beautiful missionary to search for her missing father in Mongolia. Professor Angus Starbuck has discovered a dinosaur bone in the Gobi Desert. But unlike other such discoveries, this bone isn t ancient! As Indy crosses from China through a treacherous mountain pass into Outer Mongolia, he runs afoul of the region’s fiercest warlords. Meanwhile, the world s last innocent people, dwelling in a Stone Age paradise, are poised on the brink of destruction. Suddenly Indiana Jones is dueling wild dogs and bloodthirsty killers in a desperate effort to save the most historic discovery of the twentieth century: the last living triceratops!

Indiana Jones and the Hollow Earth (By:)

A violent storm, a dying Arctic explorer, and a curious wooden box make Indy the target of fanatical Na*zi agents. Inside the box are a slice of Icelandic stone with mythological powers and a journal hinting at the existence of an underground civilization near the top of the world. Indy and Ulla Tornaes, a beautiful Danish scientist, set out into the Arctic wastes, racing against Na*zi explorers, to search for the lost city. Their quest will lead them to a massive cavern beneath the snow, portal to the legendary Ultima Thule the key to Hitler’s mad plan for world domination.

Indiana Jones and the Secret of the Sphinx (By:)

It is the most coveted of all ancient artifacts. In it is written the history and the fate of every human being. And he who owns it writes his own destiny. Now Indiana Jones follows a trail of danger, magic, and archaeological mystery through the war torn Orient, from Rangoon to the Egyptian desert, searching for the secret underground hiding place of the all powerful Omega Book. But with a beautiful woman seeking her missing magician husband, and a vengeance crazed Japanese spymaster hot on his heels, Indy is running out of time. If the Omega Book falls into the wrong hands, not only his own fate but the fate of the world will be at the mercy of a madman bent on writing humanity’s final chapter!

Indiana Jones and the Army of the Dead (By:Steve Perry)

There’s no rest for the weary treasure hunter, but that s how Indiana Jones likes it. Fresh from spying for the Allies in the thick of World War II Germany, the globe trotting archaeologist doesn t need much persuading to join his cohort Mac McHale in searching for one of the most coveted of artifacts: the fabled black pearl known as the Heart of Darkness. But the partners in adventure are not alone on their foray into the mysterious jungles of Haiti. German and Japanese agents are in hot pursuit, determined to possess the ebony artifact and its secrets for their own sinister purposes. And shadowing them all is an infamous voodoo priest, with powers of both diabolical science and black magic at his command. On a treacherous odyssey across the Island of the Dead, where the legend of the zombi looms large, spiders, snakes, and booby traps will prove the least of Indy s challenges. And capturing the prize will be child s play compared to confronting an enemy unlike any other, whose numbers are legion and nearly impossible to kill because they re already dead…
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Cyborg

‘Cyborg‘ is the Martin Caidin Novel which was adapted into ‘The Six Million Dollar Man’ television series.

The Final Countdown

Based on the screenplay for the exciting Science Fiction movie of the same name, a tale of time travel and temporal paradox.

Samurai!

THE GRIPPING SAGA OF THE RISE AND FALL OF THE JAPANESE NAVAL AIR FORCE IN WORLD WAR II THROUGH THE CAREER OF ONE OF ITS BEST FIGHTER ACES Written by Martin Caidin from Saburo Sakai’s own memoirs and journalist Fred Saito’s extensive interviews with the World War II fighter pilot, Samurai! vividly documents the chivalry and valor of the combat aviator who time after time fought American fighter pilots and, with 64 kills, would survive the war as Japan’s greatest living ace. Here are the harrowing experiences of one of Japan’s greatest aces: from fighter pilot school where the harsh training expelled over half of his class to the thrilling early Japanese victories; from his incredible six hundred mile fight for life from Guadalcanal to his base in Rabaul, to the poignant story of the now handicapped veteran’s return to the air during the final desperate months of World War II.

Thunderbolt

The story of the U.S. 56th Fighter Group that shot down over 1,000 Na*zi planes.

Flying Forts

There is no such thunder in history nor ever will be again as the deep throated roar of the mighty, four engined B 17s that streamed across the skies in World War II. The long runways are silent now, the men and planes are gone. But out of the massive files of records available, and the memories of the men who flew, Martin Caidin has assembled this dramatic portrait of America’s most formidable heavy bomber of the war. The B 17: The Flying Forts recreates a vanished era and a great and gallant plane a plane that could absorb three thousand enemy bullets, fly with no rudder, and complete its mission on two engines. A plane that American pilots flew at Pearl Harbor, Tunis, Midway, Palermo, Schweinfurt, Regensberg, Normandy, and Berlin, in thousands of missions and through hundreds of thousands of miles of flak filled skies. A plane that proved itself in every combat theater as the greatest heavy bomber of World War II.

Zero (With: Masatake Okumiya,Jiro Horikoshi)

This is the thrilling saga of war in the air in the Pacific Theater of Operations during World War II told from the Japanese point of view. It is the story of the men who created, led, and fought in the deadly Zero fighter plane. In their own words, Jiro Horikoshi who designed the Zero, Masatake Okumiya leader of many Zero squadrons, and Saburo Sakai Japan’s leading surviving fighter ace as well as many other men, tell the inside story of developing the Zero and Japan’s air force.

Fork Tailed Devil

This is the astonishing and true story of the only American warplane to fight in every operational theater in World War II from Pearl Harbor to Alaska and from North Africa to Northern Europe. Here is the thrilling story of pilot and plane in development and in combat, as they swept the skies of Europe, North Africa, and the Pacific. A magnificent story told by one of America’s greatest historians of military aviation, Martin Caidin.

Ghosts of the Air

Imagine witnessing unexplicable events while piloting a plane thousands of feet in the air. These are real accounts from pilots who have experienced strange phenomena. Landing at an airfield that wasn’t there; planes guided by dead pilots; Bermuda Triangle accounts; sightings of aircraft from the past; airfields haunted by airmen killed in action; ghost warning prevents plane crash; more.

A Journey through Time (With: Jay Barbree)

Featuring two hundred spectacular full color photographs, the first pictures from the four story Hubble Space Telescope provide a dramatic look at the universe over twelve billion years. Tour.

Destination Mars

In the summer of 1996, the question of life beyond the reaches of Earth was suddenly cast into a new dimension by the report of fossilized organic structures found in a Martian meteor. Later that summer and fall, as NASA launched the Mars Pathfinder and Surveyor missions, mankind’s interest had once again fixed itself on the Red Planet. Named for the Roman god of war, Mars has beguiled earthlings since time immemorial with ominous red hue and its peculiar motion across the night sky. It has been noted in the records of Babylonian, Chinese, and Mayan stargazers, and it has figured prominently in ancient mythology. With the invention of the telescope by galileo, the science of astronomy developed. As knowledge of the planet grew, Mars appeared to bear a strange kinship to Earth. Early on, Mars was seen to have a twenty four hour day and the appearance of atmosphere, and it was speculated that it harboured intelligent life. Later it was observed to have two moons, a polar cap, and a curious array of features the notorious ‘canali’, described by Giovanni Schiaparelli in 1877. Over the centuries the planet Mars lodged itself in the human imagination as a locus of hope, fascination, and fear. H.G. Wells’s novel ‘War of the Worlds’ 91898 played on those fears and ushered in the golden age of science fiction. The novel was dramatized with stunning consequences by Orson Welles in 1937, and Mars became the preeminent destination of science fiction writers and movie makers, with the planet figuring in many masterpieces of the genre, including ‘Strange in a strange land’ and ‘The Martian chronicles’, and the works of Philip K. Dick. ‘Destination Mars‘ examines how earthlings have perceived the planet throughout human history in mythology, religion, astrology, folklore, early scientific history, science fiction and the modern era of scientific discovery and space travel. Special attention is given to NASA’s exploration of Ma Mariner and Viking missions of the 1960s and 1970s, as well as NASA’s two missions currently on their way to Mars and due to arrive in July and September of 1997. Profusely illustrated, this is a stunning portrait of a planet that has proven to be enduring fascination.

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