Quikmaneuvers.com Provides Unique Info & Analysis About Warfighting, Espionage & Political Warfare.

PR Log (Press Release) – Jul 05, 2007 – QuikManeuvers.com is a totally unique site, offering nearly 250 nonfiction e-books about warfighting, espionage and political warfare. Historical categories range from World War II through the current wars in Iraq, Afghanistan, and Russian Central Asia. Their e-books are more than historical renditions of past occurrences and factoids. They focus instead upon the thinking of the main actors involved and the revelations of facts or concepts found in no other books. Their experts round out that approach with easy to understand historical analysis. As a result, this site is now considered an internet authority site for those seeking information on war fighting and espionage.

For researchers, history buffs and re-enactors QuikManeuvers.com has re-edited and published several translations of German Army World War II manuals. The material in many of those manuals directly contradicts specific long-term historical frauds. Due to the scarcity of this information, and the unaltered detail, these e-books have proved very popular. QuikManeuvers.com continues to search out such historical treasures, in order to preserve the information for much needed and desired historical reference.

QuikManeuvers.com has as many international customers as domestic. Most of their customers are subject area enthusiasts or researchers, college professors, armed forces personnel, intelligence and governmental employees, writers, re-enactors, political pundits, and a variety of students and ideological activists. QuikManeuvers.com also provides eye-opening, user-friendly material for the open minded who simply want to know, “what’s going on.”

In addition to their many for-sale e-books, QuikManeuvers.com provides five free newsletters that cover aspects of current and historical events in a timely fashion (Agitprop, Cultural War, Direct Action, Eyes Only, and Forlorn Hope). They report on those unspoken aspects of living history in which their readers have indicated an interest.