On the DEWLine 2.0: Dwight Williams

Both of these were gotten at the Ottawa Public Library's Mammoth Book Sale. Specifically:

The War That Ended Peace: The Road to 1914 by Margaret MacMillan.

Supercarriers by Tony Holmes and Jean-Pierre Montbazet.

The former, I heard about via CBC Radio a few years back. Author was interviewed, probably on at least two shows. The second...is about 30 years old if it's a day. Copyright date is 1990. Yes, it's about aircraft carriers. Yes, I have a militaria hobby. I must have 50 or 60 Osprey titles here in the basement. Lots of photos and painted illustrations of uniforms and hardware from across the centuries of warfare.

Also, six CDs of music that was new-to-me. Details another time.

Thanks again, Greg. This time, for pointing this thing out to one and all. Something I need to keep bookmarked. Same goes for anyone else looking for this kind of work, even though I'm making trouble for myself saying it.

http://ruckawriter.tumblr.com/post/111005251269/dshalv-lsank-hannahsaur-ink-using-reference

Stumbled across this by accident this morning...and wondering how much further anyone's taken this particular bit of R&D.

Anyone?

I'm referring to a line of photo albums devoted to soldiers, sailors and aircrew from assorted nations that saw print in the 1980's. I have one, # 16, Modern American Soldier...but for the life of me, I cannot remember having seen them in either bookstores or hobby trade for roughly two decades now.

Can anyone tell me whatever happened to that company?

I seek visual reference on the towns of Alachua County, in the wilds of middle Florida. Google Images is too slow for my patience thus far.

Your assistance will be most welcome.