Afghanistan 1979–88: Soviet Air Power Against The Mujahideen Mark Galeotti Osprey Publishing Αγγλικά Βιβλία History World

The First English-Language Book To Examine Crucial Part Air Power Played In Soviet-Afghan War Soviet Union’s Invasion Of Afghanistan Was Fought As Much On Ground From High-Level Bombing Raids That Blasted Rebel-Held Mountain Valleys Mi-24 Helicopter Gunships And Su-25 Jets Accompanied Every Substantial Army Operation Control A Battlefield Asset Vital Aspect Its Operations Mi-8 Helicopters Ferried Supplies Remote Mountain-Top Observation Points Took Bodies Fallen Soldiers Their Last Journey Home An12 ‘Black Tulips’ But This Not Wholly One-Sided Conflict Even Before Afghan Rebels Began Acquire Man-Portable Surface-To-Air Missiles Such Controversial Us ‘Stinger ’ They Aggressively Imaginatively Adapted Learnt New Techniques Camouflage Deception Set Up Ambushes Against Low-Level Attacks Launched Daring Airbases Destroy Aircraft Featuring Information Previously Unknown West Soviets\ Combat-Testing Yak-38 \ Forger\ Naval Jump Soviet-Expert Mark Galeotti Examines Rebel Kabul Government Drawing Deeply Western Russian Sources Including After-Action Analyses Military Using Maps Battlescenes Detailed Bird\ S Eye Views\ He Paints Comprehensive Picture Describes How Arguably It Made Difference Between Defeat For Moscow Subsequent Stalemate Decided Disengage Σελίδες: 96 Έτος Έκδοσης: 0530 Διαστάσεις: 18 2X18 2Cm