Major Works:
* "At Dawn We Slept: The Untold Story of Pearl Harbor" (1981): A comprehensive and detailed account of the attack on Pearl Harbor, considered one of the definitive works on the subject. This book was co-authored with Gordon W. Prange and Donald M. Goldstein.
* "Miracle at Midway" (1982): An account of the pivotal Battle of Midway in 1942, focusing on the strategic and tactical aspects of the conflict. This book was also co-authored with Gordon W. Prange and Donald M. Goldstein.
* "The Japanese Enigma: The Inside Story of the First Year of the Pacific War" (1988): A sequel to "At Dawn We Slept," this book explores the origins of the war and the Japanese perspective of the conflict during the first year. This book was co-authored with Donald M. Goldstein and Katherine V. Dillon.
Other Works:
* "The Lost Battleship: The Story of the USS Arizona" (1985): A history of the USS Arizona, focusing on the sinking of the ship at Pearl Harbor.
* "The Battleship Decision: The Navy's Quest for the Big Gun" (1974): An account of the debate over the role of battleships in the U.S. Navy.
Francis Prange was a meticulous researcher and an engaging writer. His work is characterized by its depth of research, detailed analysis, and focus on the human dimension of history. His books are considered essential reading for anyone interested in the history of the Pacific War.