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. HEL134 PORTUGUESE DRAGOONS 1966-1974The return to horseback africa@War n°42 John P....
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. HEL208 BATTLE FOR CASSINGA South Africa's controversal cross-border raid, Angola 1978 Africa @ War n°37 Mike MCWILLIAMS 2019, ...
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. HEL132 LEBANESE CIVIL WARVolume 1: Palestinian Diaspora, syrian and israeli interventions, 1970-1978 middle east@War n°21 Tom ...
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. HEL127 OPERATION DINGORevised edition The rhodesian raid on Chimoio and Tembué 1977 Africa @ War n°35 J....
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. HEL128 FRANCE IN CENTRAFRIQUERevised edition From Bokassa and operation Barracuda to the days of EUFOR Africa @ War n°36 Peter ...
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. SKH017 ARAB MIGS Volume 6 : October 1973 war : part II Tom COOPER et David NICOLLE 2015, 254 pages, format 21 x 28, 300 photos ...
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. HEL135 ZAMBEZI VALLEY INSURGENCYEarly rhodesian bush africa@War n°39 J.R.T. WOOD 2019, 72 pages, format 21 x 30, photographies ...
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Across Africa in the post-1956 era, the aspirations of African nationalists to secure power were boosted and quickly realized by the British, French and Belgian hasty retreat from empire. The Portuguese, Southern Rhodesian and South African governments, however, stood firm and would be challenged by their African nationalists. Influenced by the Communist bloc, these nationalists adopted the 'Armed Struggle'. In the case of Rhodesia, the Zimbabwe African People's Union (ZAPU), led by Joshua Nkomo, took this step in 1962 after their effort to foment rebellion in Rhodesia's urban areas in 1961-62 had been frustrated by police action and stiffened security legislation. Rhodesia's small, undermanned security forces, however, remained wary as Zambia and Tanganyika had given sanctuary to communist- supplied ZAPU and Zimbabwe African National Union (ZANU) guerrillas. The Rhodesians had foreseen that the northeastern frontier with Mozambique would be the most vulnerable to incursions because the African population living along it offered an immediate target for succour and subversion. The Portuguese were not seen as a bulwark as they were clearly making little progress in their counter-insurgency effort against their FRELIMO nationalist opponents. The Rhodesians were fortunate, however, that ZAPU and ZANU chose to probe across the Zambezi River from Zambia into the harsh, sparsely populated bush of the Zambezi Valley. The consequence was that the Rhodesian security forces conducted a number of successful operations in the period 1966-1972 which dented insurgent ambitions. This book describes and examines the first phase of the 'bush war' during which the Rhodesian forces honed their individual and joint skills, emerging as a formidable albeit lean fighting force.
. HEL131 AIR POWER AND THE ARAB WORLD 1909-1955Volume 1: Military flying services in the arab countries, 1909-1918 middle east@War ...
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. HEL190 AIR POWER AND THE ARAB WORLD 1909-1955Volume 3: Colonial skies 1918-1936 middle east@War n°30 David NICOLLE et Gabr ...
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. MOR043 SEA HARRIERS OF THE FALKLANDS WARChris SANDHAM-BAILEY2022, 130 pages, format 21 x 30, plus de 100 profils couleurs, texte ...
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. HEL133 THE ARMED FORCES OF THE GULF STATESVolume 2: Oman middle east@War n°22 Cliff LORD 2019, 64 pages, format 21 x 30, ...
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. HEL134 PORTUGUESE DRAGOONS 1966-1974The return to horseback africa@War n°42 John P....
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