A Brief History of Modern Warfare

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Running Press, Oct 7, 2008 - History - 432 pages
The greatness of a battle is determined by its effect and influence upon events. In a series of thrilling examinations of twelve of the most significant encounters of the last three decades, Connaughton presents a fascinating insight into modern battles—such as the Falklands and Afghanistan—and the influence they have on contemporary events.

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Introduction
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Goose Green 1982
29
Grenada 1983
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About the author (2008)

Richard Connaughton has a PhD. in politics. The former Head of British Army Defence Studies, he now works at Sandhurst Military Academy in the UK.

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