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  • - Interpreting the American POW Narrative
    by Robert C. Doyle
    £51.49

    Drawing from a wide range of sources, including official documents, first-person accounts, histories and personal letters, in addition to folklore and fiction, this book examines the common structure and themes of American prisoner-of-war narratives.

  • - A CIA Lie Detector Remembers Vietnam
    by John F. Sullivan
    £40.99

    John Sullivan was one of the CIA's top polygraph examiners during the final four years of the war in Vietnam. In this book he tells what it was like to be an agency officer working in Vietnam, Cambodia, and Laos during those chaotic years, putting a human face on covert operations.

  • - Jungle War against the Japanese
    by Troy J. Sacquety
    £40.99

    The first and only book to cover the World War II exploits and contributions of Detachment 101 considered by many to be the forerunner of today's Special Forces in Burma against the Japanese Imperial Army.

  • - America's First Major Battle in Afghanistan
    by Lester W. Grau
    £46.49

    Only a few months after the start of US operations in Afghanistan, Operation Anaconda sent American-led coalition forces into their most intensely brutal confrontation with Al Qaeda and the in the Shar-i Kot Valley. Drawing on previously unavailable or neglected sources, this gives us the most complete and accurate account of this thirteen-day firefight waged in mountainous terrain nearly two miles above sea level.

  • - A Naval Attack Squadron in the Vietnam War, 1972
    by Carol Reardon
    £31.99

    A true Band of Brothers story from the Vietnam War, this first unit history of a naval air squadron uses extensive interviews to highlight the Navy's contribution to the air war.

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