Recommended Books
Here is a list of recommended books to start your World War II library with.
Recommended Reference books:
Government Issue Collector's Guide "U.S. Army European Theater of Operations" by Henri-Paul Enjames
Doughboy to GI, US Army Clothing and Equipment 1900-1945 by Kenneth Lewis
The World War II GI, US Army Uniforms 1941-1945 in Color Photos by Richard Windrow & Tim Hawkins
US Infantry Weapons of World War II by Bruce N. Canfield
US Army Handbook 1939-1945 by George Stanton
US Army Uniforms of World War II by Shelby Stanton
Uniforms, Weapons of World War II GI by Stephen Sylvia & Michael O'Donnell
Recommended Personal Accounts Books:
G Company's War by Bruce Egger & Lee MacMillian Otts
There's a War to be won, The United States Army in World War II by Geoffrey Perret
GI, the American Soldier in World War II by Lee Kennett
Roll Me Over, an Infantryman's World War II by Raymond Gantter
If You Survive by George Wilson
Enemy North, South, East, West by Robert Weiss
The World Within War by Gerald F, Linderman
Before Their Time by Robert Kotlowitz
Company Commander, The classic Infantry Memoir of World War II by Charles B. MacDonald
Closing with the Enemy, How GI's fought the War in Europe, 1941-1945 by Michael Doubler
The GI's War, American Soldier in Europe during World War II by Edwin P. Hoyt
Overpaid, Oversexed, & Over Her, The American GI in World War II Britian by Juliet Gardiner
The Regiment, Let The Citizens Bear Arms by Harry M. Kemp. This is written about the 109th Infantry Regiment During World War II
To Save Bastonge by Robert F. Phillips
The Deadly Brotherhood "The American Combat Soldier in World War II" by John C. McManus
Infantry Soldier "Holding the line at the Battle Of the Bulge" by George W. Neil