History Publishing Company to Publish Atomic Cannons and Nuclear Weapons
A mystery of the Korean War
Both Presidents Truman and Eisenhower threatened to use nuclear weapons against the North Korean and Chinese Communist forces in Korea. The U.S. Army had “Atomic Annie” in the arsenal; other nuclear devices were shipped from the United States to Guam and Japan during the Korean War ostensibly for use in the war. Author Arthur G. Sharp explores the dynamics of the Korean Conflict as it relates to nuclear war in his forthcoming book Atomic Cannons and Nuclear Weapons to assess the possible or definitive use of the atomic cannon against the North Korean invaders.
“The definite use of the atomic cannon in the Korean War was largely as a psychological weapon,” says the author. “The enemy knew the United States had it and had used it against another enemy in World War II. Since the North Koreans did not have a nuclear weapon, that was definitely something to think about.”
History Publishing Company, a traditional book publisher with a strong American History title list, has stepped into the future and settled in front of the curve in the changing publishing industry by initiating a cyber- first platform called "Global Outreach." The cyber- first program distributes the initial publications of its new titles electronically to all English speaking countries as well as Brazil, Argentina and Mexico, each of the latter with a significant English speaking population. The English speaking countries are the United States, Canada, England, Scotland, Wales, Australia, Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland. Atomic Cannons and Nuclear Weapons will be available in all those portals on May 2, 2017.
Atomic Cannons and Nuclear Weapons is now available for early order on Amazon and Bn.com
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Author Arthur G. Sharp is a long-time member of the American Society of Journalists and Authors. A four year veteran of the U.S. Marine Corps, he also edits military association magazines and brings to Atomic Cannons and Nuclear Weapons the depth of research and understanding of the military that such a book demands. A prolific author, he has also written eleven books, the last The Siege of LZ Kate . An historian, he holds a graduate degree in History from Trinity College, Hartford, Connecticut.
Donagh Bracken
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