The Rhodesian War: A Military History - Moorcraft & McLaughlin (Paperback)
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Discover a comprehensive and definitive account of one of Africas most intense modern conflicts.
Written by acclaimed military experts Paul L. Moorcraft and Peter McLaughlin, "The Rhodesian War: A Military History" stands as a crucial standard text for the study of counter-insurgency, tactical warfare, and Southern African military history. This 2008 softcover edition published by Jonathan Ball Publishers provides an objective, deeply detailed analysis of the struggle from the perspective of both sides.
Book is in an excellent condition spanning 208 pages, the book explores the military structures, strategic choices, and shifting dynamics from the roots of the conflict in 1890 through the intense bush warfare of 19651979 and its complex aftermath.
Key Features & Content:
Detailed Photographic Record: Features a dedicated list of 26 rare black-and-white photographs (located between pages 9697) depicting iconic personnel, vehicles, and operationsincluding the Selous Scouts, Fire Force operations, Rhodesian T-55 tanks, and key political figures like Ian Smith and Robert Mugabe.
Comprehensive Maps & Illustrations: Includes specialized tactical diagrams and operational maps outlining guerrilla infiltration routes, tribal groups, Fire Force deployment zones, and the destruction of New Chimoio.
Expert Analysis: Covers frontline bush contacts, daring cross-border raids, international political pressures, and the deep social impact of the war on all communities involved.
Product Specifications:
Authors: Paul L. Moorcraft & Peter McLaughlin
Publisher: Jonathan Ball Publishers (PTY) Ltd, South Africa (2008 Edition)
Format: Softcover / Paperback
Page Count: 208 pages
ISBN: 978-1-86842-330-9
A vital addition for any collector of Southern African militaria, conflict studies, or bush war history. Bid or buy now to add this essential volume to your library!
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