Endgame: America, Japan, The Bomb, and The Close of the Pacific War (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781985353831)

William J. Pellas is a lifelong student of history in general, and military and Christian history in particular. Having graduated cum laude from Indiana University of Pennsylvania, he also studied in the Master's program in Naval History at American Military University. His article "Why The German People Went Willingly To Ruin" appeared in the journal Military Review in 2002. Another piece, "The Japanese Bomb and Why It Matters" was published in 2004 in the official magazine of the Cold War Museum, The Cold War Times. An accomplished professional public speaker, he also spent more than ten years in electronic media as a play by play sportscaster, newscaster, and voiceover artist. Jeffrey P. Pellas has been drawing for as long as his older brother has been writing. A professional artist for the past twenty-five years with a degree in Fine Arts from Indiana University of Pennsylvania, Jeff has a special interest in railroad and industrial history, and has had his original artwork on these subjects exhibited at the Railroaders Museum in Altoona, PA, and the Southern Alleghenies Museum of Art. He has also completed specially-commissioned family portraits, numerous original water and oil paintings, and plaster sculptures. He is the sole illustrator for "ENDGAME".