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A Band of Brothers

William R. Forstchen

First published 1999 · Lost Regiment

Science FictionAlternate History

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Authors
William R. Forstchen
First published
1999
Genres
Science Fiction, Alternate History, Fantasy, Military Fiction, War, Historical Fiction
Subjects
Fiction, war & military · Fiction, science fiction, hard science fiction
ISBN-13
9780451457059

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