Forrest Bryant Johnson Books in Order

During World War II, U.S. Army Rangers undertake a raid on the Cabanatuan prisoner-of-war camp in the Philippines. Johnson follows the operation to free more than five hundred weakened prisoners and bring them through enemy territory to American lines.

During a Japanese surprise attack in May 1945, Private John McKinney fought to defend his unit with every weapon available. Johnson reconstructs the extraordinary stand that earned McKinney the Medal of Honor and saved fellow soldiers.

In the nineteenth century, the U.S. Army experimented with camels as military transport in the Southwest. Johnson follows the people behind the project and its place in conflicts involving the Mojave, Mormon settlers, and the Civil War.

Desert guide Forrest Bryant Johnson rescues an injured, orphaned bobcat, expecting to provide temporary care. The encounter begins a nineteen-year relationship, as Trooper becomes part of his household and forms a friendship with a stray cat.