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Gregory A. Freeman Books in Order

Gregory A. Freeman is a series of 8 books written by Gregory A. Freeman.

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Gregory A. Freeman books in publication order

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1

Lay This Body Down

by Gregory A. Freeman

1999

In 1921 Georgia, a plantation owner responds to a federal investigation of forced labor by ordering workers killed. This account follows the murders, the people drawn into them and the trial that exposed brutality persisting decades after slavery’s legal abolition.

2

Sailors to the End

by Gregory A. Freeman

2002

An accidental rocket launch ignites a catastrophic fire aboard the USS Forrestal during the Vietnam War. Drawing on the experiences of the crew, this history reconstructs their struggle to save the carrier and examines the causes behind the deadly disaster.

3

The Forgotten 500

by Gregory A. Freeman

2007

This account reconstructs Operation Halyard, the 1944 mission to rescue hundreds of Allied airmen trapped in occupied Yugoslavia. Interviews and declassified records reveal how intelligence officers, local supporters and the stranded men organized an escape behind German lines.

4

Fixing Hell

by Gregory A. Freeman

2008

Army psychologist Larry James recounts his assignment to Abu Ghraib after the prisoner-abuse scandal. Co-written with Gregory Freeman, the book presents his account of attempts to change practices and the conflicts between military responsibilities, psychological care and interrogation.

5

Troubled Water

by Gregory A. Freeman

2009

A racially divided confrontation erupts aboard the USS Kitty Hawk during its 1972 Vietnam deployment. Using eyewitness testimony and naval records, Freeman reconstructs the violence and challenges official interpretations while examining its consequences for race relations within the Navy.

6

Red Tails

by Gregory A. Freeman

2011

This separately published supplement examines the Tuskegee Airmen’s role in providing fighter protection for Operation Halyard. It connects the pioneering Black pilots with the rescue of Allied airmen in Yugoslavia and revisits the mission described in The Forgotten 500.

7

The Last Mission of the Wham Bam Boys

by Gregory A. Freeman

2011

After American airmen are attacked by civilians in wartime Germany, two Army officers investigate their fate. Drawing on records, interviews and letters, this history follows the victims’ families and the prosecution that sought accountability before the Nuremberg proceedings.

8

The Gathering Wind

by Gregory A. Freeman

2013

As Hurricane Sandy approaches, the sailing ship Bounty sets out on a voyage that becomes a struggle for survival. Accounts from crew members and Coast Guard rescuers reconstruct the ship’s final hours and the dangerous effort to save those aboard.

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