Lost Regiment Books in Order
Part ofWilliam Forstchen Books in OrderExplore William Forstchen's Lost Regiment books in order, with summaries and a starting guide to Union soldiers transported to a dangerous alien world.
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Lost Regiment books in publication order
9 books
Rally Cry
by William Forstchen
1990
A storm transports Union soldiers and their artillery from the American Civil War to an alien world. Colonel Andrew Keane discovers human communities oppressed by enormous nomadic predators and attempts to use his regiment’s weapons and democratic ideals against them.
The Union Forever
by William Forstchen
1991
Following victory over the Tugars, Andrew Keane and the displaced Union regiment help establish a republic in Suzdal. Political responsibilities complicate their military role as surviving enemies move into the neighboring territory of descendants of ancient Romans.
Terrible Swift Sword
by William Forstchen
1992
Colonel Andrew Keane and his Civil War regiment face a worsening struggle on a world ruled by alien hordes. When a human traitor supplies their enemies with knowledge of air power, the soldiers’ technological advantage becomes dangerously uncertain.
Fateful Lightning
by William Forstchen
1993
Andrew Keane leads displaced Civil War soldiers and human allies in a retreat before the Merki hordes. On an alien world, familiar lessons from Earth’s military history become essential as the army struggles to evade a relentless advance.
Battle Hymn
by William Forstchen
1997
Presumed dead, Hans Schuder survives in captivity under the Horde while a newly arrived enemy brings advanced technological knowledge to the conflict. A discovered escape plot forces him and fellow prisoners to devise another path toward freedom.
Never Sound Retreat
by William Forstchen
1998
After years fighting to free humanity from alien hordes, Andrew Keane faces a Bantag enemy equipped with twentieth-century technological knowledge. His outnumbered forces rely on inventive tactics and Chuck Ferguson’s new weapons and aircraft to avoid annihilation.
A Band of Brothers
by William Forstchen
1999
Andrew Keane’s Union soldiers and their human allies defend liberated cities against increasingly sophisticated Horde forces. A brutal winter offensive tests their ingenuity as recently arrived Bantag specialists bring advanced weapons and knowledge to the enemy campaign.
Men of War
by William Forstchen
1999
A proposed peace parley prompts Colonel Andrew Keane to resign his government post. He and the surviving soldiers of the thirty-fifth Maine prepare for one final campaign against the Bantag Empire, risking everything in their long struggle against alien domination.
Down to the Sea
by William Forstchen
2000
Twenty years after the alien Hordes’ defeat, the human Republic explores beyond its familiar territory. Navy pilot Michael O’Brien encounters warfare between factions of the Kazan, is captured, and resists interrogation by their high priest.
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