The book, Our Finest Hour: The Triumphant Spirit of America's World War II Generation, chronicles America's involvement in World War II.  Despite the prospect of loosing tens of thousands of lives in battles around the world, American's both civilian and military personnel plunged in, body and soul.  If there ever was a "good war", World War II was it.  "Our Finest Hour: The Triumphant Spirit of America's World War II Generation" tells the stories of those who fought the "good war" through photographs and their own words.  Even in the face of the war's unspeakable horrors, American's from all walks of life possessed an indomitable spirit and a peculiarly optimism.  For the many sacrifices made by these American's to win World War II we all owe a dept of gratitude to what has been called the "Greatest Generation".  The major sections of "Our Finest Hour: The Triumphant Spirit of America's World War II Generation" are as follows: 1) Introduction by Bob Greene; 2) The Beginning; 3) Home Front; 4) The Lonely; 5) Fighters; 6) Women at War; 7) Entertainers; 8) The Wounded; 9) The Storytellers; 10) The Lost; 11) The End; 12) Coming Home; 13) Chronology and 14) Resources.  This book is 192 pages and is in excellent condition.  In addition to an informative narrative, this book includes the following features: 1) Approximately 183 black and white photographs; 2) About 16 color photographs and 3) 7 color illustrations.  This book is 192 pages and is in excellent condition. The editor is Killian Jordan with Barbara Bakers Burrows (picture editor) and Ian Denning (art director). Edition published in 2000.