DIGITAL PRODUCT America’s top flying ace of World War I! Eddie Rickenbacker, car racing champion and mechanical genius, turned his attention skyward when his country called. Later, he helped America prepare for another world war and ended up spending 21 agonizing days on a life raft in the Pacific. With enough adventure for ten lifetimes, “Rick”...

DIGITAL PRODUCT Starting with the first pioneers to cross the Blue Ridge Mountains into territory that was then known only to the Indians, Teddy describes the adventures of Daniel Boone, George Rogers Clark and others who conquered the wilderness for the advancement of the new nation.

DIGITAL PRODUCT The gripping story of Sergeant Jacob DeShazer, one General Doolittle’s flyers who bombed Tokyo, was forced down over Japanese occupied China, spent 40 months in prison, was condemned to death and later reprieved by Emperor Hirohito, was converted in prison, and after the war returned to his captors with the Gospel of the love of Christ....

DIGITAL PRODUCT Jesus has been crucified. He has risen from the dead, given instructions to His disciples and returned to heaven. Now, the infant Church receives Holy Spirit power and proceeds to “turn the world upside down.”

DIGITAL PRODUCT Now a prisoner of war, Tom is determined to escape and join the American army. Will he make it? Or will the attempt cost him his life?

DIGITAL PRODUCT Young America needed a flag. General Washington took his problem to young Betsy Ross of Philadelphia. The young wife was an expert seamstress and a bold patriot. Though she was of Quaker stock and hated war when war became a reality she wholeheartedly threw herself into the patriot cause.

DIGITAL PRODUCT Tom is only seventeen, but with World War I raging in Europe he desperately wants to enlist and be a soldier “with the colors.”

DIGITAL PRODUCT Here is a true-to-history adventure story that will keep you on the edge of your seat from the first war whoop to the last white flag! [French and Indian War]

DIGITAL PRODUCT The intrepid Yank ace and his English buddy once more perform miracles and pave the way for the U.S. forces’ glorious naval victory in the Marshall Islands.

DIGITAL PRODUCT They called him “the Fighting Quaker.” Nathanael Greene was a New England farm boy who didn’t fit the mold into which he was born. During the Revolutionary War, he was the general in command of the southern branch of Washington’s army.

DIGITAL PRODUCT This excellent biography of Roosevelt will give boys a hero who will challenge them to dream great dreams and do great things. Any boy who strives to be like Roosevelt is sure to become a man who makes a difference.

DIGITAL PRODUCT Captured in battle, sold as a slave, Smith escaped and lived to have more exciting escapades than fifty ordinary men. A prisoner of Virginia Indians, Smith’s life was saved by the sudden interference of the chief’s beautiful daughter, Pocohantas. Learn more below.