Product Description
Since a birth during Kabrti in 1941, a Special Air Service has consistently prisoner a imagination of a troops and open comparison by a adventurous and radical inlet of a operations. The inlet of a tasks and a methods rare to a SAS have done it formidable to standardize apparatus of equipment. Apart from issues common to a British Army as a whole, SAS crew have need of, and entrance to, several specialised 'pieces of kit': mostly SAS innovations combined to accommodate specific needs. James Shortt investigates a organisation, tactics, apparatus and conspicuous story of Britain’s chosen fighting force.
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #1014344 in Books
- Published on: 1981-07-23
- Released on: 1981-07-23
- Original language: English
- Dimensions: 9.75" h x .14" w x 7.25" l, .35 pounds
- Binding: Paperback
- 48 pages
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Packed with specifically consecrated artwork, maps and diagrams, a Men-at-Arms array is an peerless illustrated anxiety on a history, organisation, uniforms and apparatus of a world's troops forces, past and present.
By James Shortt
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First tagged "aviation" by Michael Jimerson
Customer tags: military history(2), english history, james shortt, osprey men-at-arms, modern history, special forces, military science, england, sas, military strategy, aviation, irregular warfare
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The REAL TOUGH GUYS of a British Army
By D. D Lawson
While each good infantryman thinks that their outfit is a best and toughest. we doubt that many would like to go adult opposite these boys. While there is a lot of BS and nonsense created about "The Regiment", a law is still utterly impressive. This book is amoung a 1st to take a some-more picturesque demeanour during a lifting and story of one of Britains many misunderstood outfits. On a side note,Its a empathize that a book about a Special Boat Squadron is not been published yet, now there is another engaging unit!
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SAS Men-at-Arms Angus McBride
By Joel B. Paskauskas
Don't rubbish your oney on this newer reprint! It looks like they took an aged duplicate of a book and ran off McBride's overwhelming illustrations on a tone copier! The book is groundless and a illustrations are not pointy and crisp, though fuzzy. we am going to find a second palm duplicate of this book. What a disappointment!
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