MILITARY LESSONS OF THE GULF WAR

MILITARY LESSONS OF THE GULF WAR presents an authoritative international perspective on the military, operational, and technological aspects of the Gulf War together with the political, foreign policy and strategic considerations.  This unique bridge between the military and political viewpoints makes it an invaluable work of reference to set the war in the context of its time and to chart its implications for the future.

Authors Bruce Watson, Bruce George, Peter Tsouras, MP and B.L. Cyr are all highly placed and experienced in intelligence; throughout the preparation of this work they have been assisted by a team of analysts and research associates, involved in the areas  in which they have special knowledge.  MILITARY LESSONS OF THE GULF WAR is both clear and readable, making it a superb and authoritative account for the general reader, and its detail will be of value and significance to the military enthusiast and professional. The text is complemented by tables, maps and photographs.  (from book's cover)

Cpntents: THE PRELUDE - DIPLOMACY - FORCE DEPLOYMENTS AND THE WAR - SPECIFIC MILITARY FACTORS - CONSEQUENCES OF THE WAR - CONCLUSIONS - APPENDICES. 

Authors: Bruce Watson / Bruce George / Peter Tsouras / MP / B.L. Cyr

Publisher: Greengill Books (1991)

ISBN: -

Description: 272 pages, Hardback, 220 X 145 mm, 16 b/w photos, 7 maps, 8 diagrams, appendices.

Book condition: FINE.

Dust jacket condition: VERY GOOD.

Shipping weight: 620 gr.