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Men at Arms 571 Ground Forces in the Korean War 1950–53 (3)
In-depth historical volume examining the organization, uniforms and operational history of the national contingents that intervened in the Korean conflict. Covers British, Australian, Canadian, New Zealand, South African, Ethiopian, Belgian, Luxembourg, Dutch, French, Greek, Turkish, Colombian, Philippine and Thai forces, plus medical units. Illustrated with photographs and color plates specially commissioned.
Third volume dedicated to the ground forces of the Republic of Korea and its United Nations allies during the Korean War. Benjamin Lai describes the organization, uniforms and operational history of the national contingents involved in the conflict, including British, Australian, Canadian, New Zealand, South African, Ethiopian, Belgian, Luxembourg, Dutch, French, Greek, Turkish, Colombian, Philippine and Thai units, as well as medical personnel from India, Italy, Denmark, Norway and Sweden. Illustrated volume with photographs and color plates specially commissioned.
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| BARCODE: | 9781472873156 |
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Third volume dedicated to the ground forces of the Republic of Korea and its United Nations allies during the Korean War. Benjamin Lai describes the organization, uniforms and operational history of the national contingents involved in the conflict, including British, Australian, Canadian, New Zealand, South African, Ethiopian, Belgian, Luxembourg, Dutch, French, Greek, Turkish, Colombian, Philippine and Thai units, as well as medical personnel from India, Italy, Denmark, Norway and Sweden. Illustrated volume with photographs and color plates specially commissioned.
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| BARCODE: | 9781472873156 |
| This was seen 199 times | |
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