War and Society in North America
About War and Society in North America
This series provides a venue for scholars of war and society in areas now comprising the United States and Canada from the pre-colonial period to the present. The scope is broadly conceived to include:
· military histories of conventional and unconventional conflicts on the North American continent
· studies of peace movements and pacifist attitudes in North America
· biographies of individuals and groups from North America who fought around the world and returned from those wars
· examinations of institutional, political, diplomatic, religious, cultural, economic, or environmental factors that affected warfare on the North American continent
· comparative analyses of military conflicts in North America
Outstanding monographs, surveys, anthologies, or edited primary source collections will be considered. Because this series originally focused on the Midwest, the co-editors will also continue to seek proposals on war and society in the upper Mississippi River valley, the Ohio River valley, and the Great Lakes region.
We are currently accepting submissions for the series, for details about submissions see the Submission Guidlines page.
Series Editor(s)
Ingo Trauschweizer
Assistant Professor in the Department of History at Ohio University
Affiliated with the Contemporary History Institute at Ohio University
Winner of the 2009 Distinguished Book Award offered by the Society for Military History
David J. Ulbrich
Command Historian at the U.S. Army Engineer School
Senior Instructor in the M.A. in Military History online program at Norwich University
Winner of the 2012 General Wallace M. Greene, Jr. Award for distinguished non-fiction dealing with U.S. Marines and Marine Corps Llife
Editorial Advisory Board
Janet Bednarek, Andrew Cayton, Michael W. Doyle, Nicole Etcheson, Joseph Fitzharris, John Grenier, John Hall, Paul Herbert, James Westheider, Lee Windsor
All Titles
Hero of the Angry Sky
The World War I Diary and Letters of David S. Ingalls, America’s First Naval Ace
By David S. IngallsEdited by Geoffrey L. Rossano
Hero of the Angry Sky draws on the unpublished diaries, correspondence, informal memoir, and other personal documents of the U.S. Navy’s only flying “ace” of World War I to tell his unique story.…
