Chris Glatte Books in Order

During the battle for Guadalcanal, soldiers from Able Company enter the jungle to help organize local guerrillas against Japanese forces. Their mission quickly breaks down, leaving an isolated and wounded unit struggling to survive while the larger battle continues.

Veterans of Guadalcanal return to combat with inexperienced replacements as Able Company defends a Bougainville beachhead. Outnumbered and unable to give ground, the soldiers must prepare their new comrades while facing Japanese troops desperate to drive them into the sea.

On their way to the northern Solomon Islands, Sergeant Carver and Corporal O'Connor lead a platoon on a supposedly simple search-and-destroy mission. A hidden threat on the small island turns the assignment into an unexpected struggle for survival.

Three British boys too young to enlist find themselves in occupied France, where fantasies of fighting the enemy become a struggle to survive. A farm family offers uncertain refuge as a Gestapo manhunt forces them to depend on one another.

Sergeant Carver, O'Connor and Able Company fight through the Philippine islands with help from local resistance fighters. Every advance carries fresh losses, leaving exhausted soldiers to question how long they can survive a war that seems to have no end.

After Japan invades Luzon, Sergeant Tarkington and his platoon retreat to Bataan with American and Filipino forces. Cut off from reinforcements and running short of supplies, the soldiers must learn to function together against an experienced enemy.

Having survived Bataan, Tarkington and his remaining soldiers board a submarine expecting escape from combat. The voyage through Japanese-controlled waters brings new dangers, testing their endurance and trust as the enemy navy closes around their route to safety.

A squad of Alamo Scouts receives orders to recover a downed Hellcat pilot from an enemy-held island. What should be a rescue demands entry into hostile territory, where reaching the stranded airman puts the rescuers themselves at risk.

An American Army squad lands on a small Pacific island expecting a quick mission and little resistance. A concealed Japanese sniper overturns those assumptions, turning an apparently deserted place into a deadly test of the soldiers' ability to survive.

After escaping the Philippines, Tarkington's men train as Alamo Scouts and enter the fighting in New Guinea. Operating far behind Japanese lines near Buna, they depend on new skills and one another to survive the jungle and a determined opponent.

Unaware that Allied forces on Luzon have surrendered, Tarkington and his surviving squad wage guerrilla war from the island's interior. Supported by villagers but without reinforcements, they strike and disappear while a Japanese commander pursues revenge.

Shot down during a reconnaissance mission, Tarkington's men fight their way through New Guinea's jungle toward Wau airfield. Its defense draws them into another battle, while news of a captured American aviator creates a dangerous rescue dilemma.

Freshly trained P-38 pilot Lieutenant Braddock dreams of becoming an ace in the Pacific. Assigned instead to ground support, he sees his ambitions slipping away, until an opportunity forces him to weigh the glory he wants against its cost.

During the American assault on Attu in 1943, two friends fight on separate ridges in the Aleutian Islands. Japanese defenders, freezing rain, fog, and treacherous ground turn an expected quick victory into weeks of exhausting combat and uncertain survival.

Pearl Harbor disrupts newlyweds Clyde and Abby Cooper's plans and draws their extended family into war. From paratrooper training and dangerous work at home to desperate fighting in the Philippines, each faces a different test of duty and survival.

Australian commandos land in Papua New Guinea with few supplies and little support as Japanese forces threaten a strategic port. A successful ambush encourages a larger operation, forcing their officers to weigh bold action against the risk of destroying the unit.

Grieving a close friend, Tarkington leads his squad through three hazardous Pacific missions. Reconnaissance, an attack on a Japanese general, and a prisoner rescue test unit loyalties, especially when disputed orders and a new Japanese American soldier divide the men.

The Cooper family confronts new wartime trials as Clyde prepares for another airborne mission and Shawn fights in Burma. Frank seeks to return to combat after captivity, while Abby discovers that military flying carries dangers she had not anticipated.

Scattered by war, members of the Cooper family face combat, captivity and difficult choices about service. Clyde fights with paratroopers, Shawn works alongside the OSS, Abby returns to flying and Frank struggles to resist his captors without losing himself.

The Cooper family continues facing the Pacific war as combat and loss reshape their hopes. Clyde longs for civilian life, Shawn confronts guerrilla warfare's toll, Abby struggles with grief in the air and Frank risks himself to protect someone vulnerable.

A young American soldier spends his first Christmas Eve away from home in a Pacific battlefield foxhole. Surrounded by fellow soldiers and threatened by a relentless enemy, he faces the possibility that the holiday will also be his last.

American pilot Mance Brennan and Soviet airman Dmitri Altonov form a bond while fighting as allies in the Second World War. Later facing each other over Korea, they must navigate loyalties shaped by friendship, ideology, and the demands of aerial combat.

Private Clemens enters an amphibious assault with little preparation for the reality of combat. Surviving the landing reveals an unexpected capacity to lead, but accepting responsibility for other soldiers conflicts with his simple determination to stay alive.