Rings of Fire: How an Unlikely Team of Scientists, Ex-Cons, Women, and Native Americans Helped Win World War II by Larry J. Hughes
Book Review: Rings of Fire: How an Unlikely Team of Scientists, Ex-Cons, Women, and Native Americans Helped Win World War II by Larry J. Hughes Estimated Rating: ★★★★☆ (4.30 out of 5 stars) Disclaimer: I was given a free copy of the book from the publisher. This provision has in no way affected the content, objectivity, or critical analysis of this review. Publication and Context Title: Rings of Fire: How an Unlikely Team of Scientists, Ex-Cons, Women, and Native Americans Helped Win World War II Author: Larry J. Hughes Publication Date: June 18, 2024 Publisher: Stackpole Books Page Count: 600 pages Format: Hardcover (ISBN: 9780811773898) Genres: History / World War II / History of Science & Technology / Nonfiction Target Audience: Military history buffs, enthusiasts of the history of science and invention, and readers drawn to “untold stories” of the home front. Contextual Backdrop: Published in the...