Bridging Hell's Highway: The U.S. 326th Engineer Battalion During Operation Market Garden

Bridging Hell's Highway: The U.S. 326th Engineer Battalion During Operation Market Garden
ISBN-10
0978383869
ISBN-13
9780978383862
Category
Juvenile Nonfiction
Pages
42
Language
English
Published
2011-06
Authors
Brad Johnson, Greg Brown, John Sliz

Description

Super Bowl Champion Brad Johnson takes us on his real-life journey of how family, teachers, coaches, teams, and friends taught him the importance of having passion in life.

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