Forgotten Voices Of The Falklands: Real Story Falklands War Hugh Mcmanners Ebury Press Αγγλικά Βιβλία History World

The Falklands War Was A Turning Point In Modern British History On One Hand It What Some Considered To Be \ Last Of Great Elizabethan Adventures\ With Royal Navy Pulling Off An Incredible Feat Maritime Warfare Under Most Appallingly Risky Circumstances Other First Age Using Satellite Surveillance Computer-Driven Missiles Night Observation Devices And All Technologically Developed Power Weaponry Also Conflict That Could So Easily Have Gone Terribly Wrong For Forces Instead Resounding Military Success Yet Conflict\ S Significance Is Often Overlooked Drawing Upon Vast Resources Imperial Museum\ Sound Archive Which Contains Thousands Interviews Both Soldiers Civilians Argentinean Forgotten Voices Falkands Redresses Balance Presenting Complete Oral From Initial Invasion Islands Landings Sinking Belgrano Brutal Combat At Goose Green Surrender Through Its Aftermath Book Unique Essential Chronicle Told Sides Perspectives Includes Visceral Terrifying Experiences Combatants As Well Poignant Sometimes Surreal Recollections Islanders Caught Middle Utilising Qualities Made Series Popular Hugh Mcmanners Who Himself Fought Witnessed Brutality First-Hand Has Created Definitive Subject Σελίδες: 496 Διαστάσεις: 12 6X12 6Cm