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Phil Ward

    Este libro está escrito desde la perspectiva de un autor que es tanto un condecorado veterano de combate como un antiguo instructor de la Army Ranger School. Su interés de toda la vida en las tácticas de unidades pequeñas y operaciones especiales es evidente en su obra, donde explora la profundidad del conflicto bélico. Transforma sus experiencias y conocimientos en narrativas cautivadoras.

    Tip of the Sword
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    • Economy of Force

      • 334 páginas
      • 12 horas de lectura

      Col. John Randal's reflections on Leros provide a deeper understanding of the events following the conflict in the previous installment. The narrative delves into the complexities of war, exploring themes of memory, loss, and resilience. Randal's personal journey reveals the impact of past battles on his present, offering insights into the psychological toll of military service. This sequel enriches the overarching story with poignant character development and a nuanced portrayal of the aftermath of conflict.

      Economy of Force
    • Tip of the Sword

      • 330 páginas
      • 12 horas de lectura

      Set during World War II, the narrative follows Colonel John Randal and his elite Raiding Forces as they execute a daring night drop on the Italian-held island of Castelrozzo. Tasked with establishing a base for Commando raids, the unit transitions from desert patrols to high-speed maritime operations. Amidst the chaos, Major the Lady Jane Seaborn is shot, and Commander Ian Fleming assigns a critical Top Secret mission. The climax involves a night combat jump on Sicily to secure a crucial bridge for General Patton, showcasing the intensity and strategic maneuvering of wartime operations.

      Tip of the Sword