Save the date! IHRA is heading to HistoryCamp in November

This November, the first HistoryCamp in Colorado will be held in Denver. HistoryCamp is a day for history lovers of all types to get together and learn about a wide variety of subjects. Our session is called Medal of Honor: General Walker’s Disappearance on January 5, 1943. We will be discussing the January 5th B-17 mission to Rabaul and its place in the New Guinea campaign, as well as the possible fate of the B-17 SAN ANTONIO ROSE. Between sessions, there will also be an author’s table where you can pick up a copy of any (or all) of our books. For information on how you can attend HistoryCamp Colorado, visit their website. You don’t want to miss it!

This promises to be a fascinating session! #HistoryCamp Colorado https://t.co/2AZ1FGKnL6 pic.twitter.com/y5SZQY9syU

— HistoryCampColorado (@HistoryCampColo) July 29, 2016

New ebook vendor

In an effort to bring you a more streamlined shopping experience, we have moved our ebook version of Rampage of the Roarin’ 20’s to Gumroad. If you’re looking to purchase the ebook, head over to our page there. As always, the hardcover version is available on our website.

After Dark in the Park

Come meet the president of IHRA!

Author Lawrence J. Hickey will be doing a 15-minute presentation on Pappy Gunn and the conversion of the medium bomber into a low-level strafer as part of the Pearl Harbor Visitor Center’s After Dark in the Park series. This will be held in Theater 2 on September 6th at 6:30pm.

Topics Larry may cover include:

• the development of B-17 skip-bombing
• Pappy Gunn and Jack Fox’s strafer idea
• the A-20 and B-25 strafer conversion in the 3rd, 345th, and 38th Bomb Groups
• the troublesome B-25G with its 75mm cannon
• modifications to the B-25J

Larry will be joined by several other experts, including two of our co-authors, Osamu Tagaya and Michael J. Claringbould, in the Pacific field for an exciting evening covering both Japanese and American aspects of World War II. You won’t want to miss it!