John P McCann's 'Passing Through', tells the story of the United States Army 82nd Airborne Division in Northern Ireland and beyond during World War Two.
Pardon Me Boy: The Americans in Ulster 1942-45 captures the spirit of wartime Northern Ireland when up to 120,000 American servicemen were based in Ulster.
'Northern Ireland in the Second World War' is a 1995 work by Brian Barton exploring the politics, industry, and day-to-day life in wartime Northern Ireland.
Culture, Northern Ireland, and the Second World War
Life in Northern Ireland changed dramatically during and after World War Two. Guy Woodward examines the impact on culture, art, and literature from 1939.
Life-line to Freedom: Ulster in the Second World War
This book provides an overview of Ulster during the Second World War from 1939-1945 when Northern Ireland provided the Allies with a life-line to freedom.
'My Time In The War: An Irishwoman's Diary' by Romie Lambkin offers an interesting female perspective on life in Northern Ireland in the Second World War.
'The Rifles Are There' by David Orr and David Truesdale follows 1st and 2nd Battalion Royal Ulster Rifles throughout Europe during the Second World War.
S.S. Kenbane Head went down off Greenland on 5th November 1940. This book by Belfast-born Sam McAughtry is a tribute to his brother who perished on board.
