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Richard Russell Lawrence
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The Mammoth Book of Special Ops |
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English |
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Paperback |
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512 |
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2006-08-24 |
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1845293525 |
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Robinson Publishing |
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0.84 pounds |
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5.12 x 7.64 x 1.5 inches |
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Product Description
This title takes you into the eye of danger with the men who put the 'special' in special forces. The once shadowy activities of special forces have grown into an increasingly exposed element of 21st century warfare and anti-terrorist activity. Here, in one giant unputdownable volume, are 30 of the most dangerous special operations of modern times. Drawn from the flashpoints of the world, and above all Iraq and Afghanistan, these first-hand and reported accounts of missions by the SAS, Delta Force, Green Beret, Commandos and other forces will leave you on the edge of your seat. The accounts of this title include: Blackhawk Down - the US Delta forces debacle in Mogadishu, Somalia, 1993; British Special forces fight Al Qaeda at close quarters in Afghanistan 2003; Task Force Raider - US Special forces teams track down Saddam Hussein, 2003; the British 'Blackhawk Down' - Paras shoot their way out of trouble in Majar, Iraq 2003; and, the capture of insurgent leader Chemical Evil Fat Mama, Fallujah, November 2003.
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