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Warrior - 106: US Marine in Iraq

Operation Iraqi Freedom, 2003

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Operation Iraqi Freedom officially began on March 20, 2003 and has become one of the most controversial conflicts of modern warfare. Thousands of US Marines were deployed into Iraq in order to topple the dictatorship government and liberate the Iraqi people. This book examines the experience of those "ordinary" Marines who fought on the frontline of one of the major battles in the operation, the battle for An Nasiriyah. This title details the Marines' enlistment, levels of training and life in the Iraqi desert, as well as exploring their important role in the complex stabilization operations after their hard-won victories on the battlefield. US Marine in Operation Iraqi Freedom, 2003 offers a fascinating insight into the modern Marine Corps.

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Warrior - 106: US Marine in Iraq, Howard Gerrard, Richard S. Lowry

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Rok wydania
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Tytuł
Warrior - 106: US Marine in Iraq
Podtytuł
Operation Iraqi Freedom, 2003
Język
angielski
Rok wydania
2006
Oprawa
miękka
Liczba stron
64
ISBN10
1841769827
ISBN13
9781841769820
Seria
Tagi
USA, Wojny, Irak
Opis
Operation Iraqi Freedom officially began on March 20, 2003 and has become one of the most controversial conflicts of modern warfare. Thousands of US Marines were deployed into Iraq in order to topple the dictatorship government and liberate the Iraqi people. This book examines the experience of those "ordinary" Marines who fought on the frontline of one of the major battles in the operation, the battle for An Nasiriyah. This title details the Marines' enlistment, levels of training and life in the Iraqi desert, as well as exploring their important role in the complex stabilization operations after their hard-won victories on the battlefield. US Marine in Operation Iraqi Freedom, 2003 offers a fascinating insight into the modern Marine Corps.