US Special Ops: The History, Weapons, and Missions of Elite Military Forces (Paint Expert)

US Special Ops: The History, Weapons, and Missions of Elite Military Forces (Paint Expert)

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US Special Ops: The History, Weapons, and Missions of Elite Military Forces (Paint Expert)

It's the inside scoop on US military special operations. From weapons, gear, missions, and commandos, learn every military secret from the eighteenth century to today.

Few aspects of the US military pique people's interest more than special ops. Due to the clandestine nature of their missions, weapons, and gear, these elite fighting forces are cloaked in an aura of intrigue that has only ratcheted upward with the expanded roles they have assumed in today's world, not to mention their recent and frequent appearances in film, books, and other mass media.

In US Special Ops, longtime military author and special-ops expert Fred Pushies takes on the entire scope of America's elite fighting forces, beginning with their earliest days. Pushies profiles hundreds of weapons, gear, vehicles, missions, and commandos, from eighteenth-century fighters like Francis Marion right up through the most advanced capabilities of today's Green Berets, Rangers, SEALs, Marine Force Recon, US Air Force combat controllers, CIA Special Activities Division, and more - well over 350 entries in all.

From the tomahawks used by Rogers's Rangers to special-ops legends like Col. Aaron Bank to Operation Neptune Spear and beyond, US Special Ops is a comprehensive, informative, and unique survey of all aspects of US special operations, past and present.

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Country
USA
Brand
Voyageur Press
Manufacturer
Voyageur Press
Binding
Paperback
ItemPartNumber
9780760349861
ReleaseDate
2016-07-01T00:00:01Z
UnitCount
1
EANs
9780760349861