An edition of In action with the SAS (2009)

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In action with the SAS
D. M. Horner
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An edition of In action with the SAS (2009)

In action with the SAS

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"Based on the classic history of the SAS, Phantoms of War by David Horner, this focuses on the actions the SAS has taken part in, from its inception to its involvement in East Timor. The recent involvements in Iraq and Afghanistan are not covered in any detail for reasons of secrecy."--Provided by publisher.

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Publisher
Allen & Unwin
Language
English
Pages
356

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Edition Notes

"Updated edition of: SAS, phantoms of the jungle."

Includes bibliographical references (p. 341-348) and index.

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Crows Nest, N.S.W
Other Titles
In action with the Special Air Service

Classifications

Library of Congress
UA872 .H67 2009

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Pagination
xix, 356 p.
Number of pages
356

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL30756076M
ISBN 10
1741755522
ISBN 13
9781741755527
LCCN
2009459151
OCLC/WorldCat
271860001

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