Battle: A History Of Conflict On Land, Sea And Air
Condition: SECONDHAND
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Condition remarks:
Book: Good
Jacket: Very good
Pages: Good
From the thunder of ancient cavalry charges to the roar of jet engines overhead, Battle: A History of Conflict on Land, Sea and Air presents a sweeping panorama of human warfare across the centuries, chronicling the great clashes, campaigns, and commanders that have shaped the course of civilisation. Written by three authors — Alistair Revie, Thomas Foster, and Duncan Graham — the book surveys military conflict across all three theatres of war, offering richly detailed accounts of pivotal engagements that altered the destinies of nations and empires. The work argues that warfare, in all its forms, is the ultimate crucible of human ingenuity and endurance, illustrating how tactics, technology, and leadership have continually evolved in response to the pressures of conflict. The authors write with authority and clarity, guiding the reader through land battles, naval engagements, and aerial combat with equal depth and analytical precision. Whether you are a seasoned student of military history or a curious newcomer, this comprehensive volume will leave you questioning just how thin the line truly is between victory and catastrophe.
Author: Alistair Revie, Thomas Foster, Duncan Graham
Format: Hardback
Genre: Military history
Condition remarks:
Book: Good
Jacket: Very good
Pages: Good
From the thunder of ancient cavalry charges to the roar of jet engines overhead, Battle: A History of Conflict on Land, Sea and Air presents a sweeping panorama of human warfare across the centuries, chronicling the great clashes, campaigns, and commanders that have shaped the course of civilisation. Written by three authors — Alistair Revie, Thomas Foster, and Duncan Graham — the book surveys military conflict across all three theatres of war, offering richly detailed accounts of pivotal engagements that altered the destinies of nations and empires. The work argues that warfare, in all its forms, is the ultimate crucible of human ingenuity and endurance, illustrating how tactics, technology, and leadership have continually evolved in response to the pressures of conflict. The authors write with authority and clarity, guiding the reader through land battles, naval engagements, and aerial combat with equal depth and analytical precision. Whether you are a seasoned student of military history or a curious newcomer, this comprehensive volume will leave you questioning just how thin the line truly is between victory and catastrophe.