Elite Fighting Forces: From the Ancient World to the SAS

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Discover the compelling narrative of military prowess with 'Elite Fighting Forces: From the Ancient World to the SAS.' This hardback edition, published by Thames & Hudson in 2011, offers a visually stunning and comprehensive examination of 52 of the world's most formidable fighting forces. From ancient warriors to modern special operations units, this book encapsulates how elite combatants have transformed the landscape of warfare and influenced the fates of nations. Each meticulously crafted profile features fact boxes that highlight key battles and pivotal dates, along with quotations from contemporary sources, providing readers with rich historical context. This book is not just a collection of military profiles; it is a tribute to the valor and strategic brilliance that defines elite fighting units from around the globe. Authored by a distinguished team of military historians, including Andrew Lambert, a Professor at King's College London, this work stands as an essential resource for military enthusiasts and history buffs alike. Ideal for anyone interested in military history, special operations, or elite forces of our time, 'Elite Fighting Forces' promises to be a captivating read. Order now and delve into the world of legendary fighting forces that have shaped our history. **Delivery Information:** Your book will be shipped with care and should arrive within 3-10 business days depending on your location.

Elite Fighting Forces: From the Ancient World to the SAS

Condition: BRAND NEW
Publisher: Thames & Hudson
Publication Date: 2011
Binding: Hardback


This is a magnificent and highly illustrated international survey of 52 of the worlds elite fighting forces crack units that have changed the course of battles and influenced the fates of entire nations. Each profile includes fact boxes featuring key battles and dates, together with quotations from contemporary sources. An unrivalled international team of military historians, including Andrew Lambert, Professor of the Department of War Studies, Kings College, London, and

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