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Modern War In An Ancient Land The United States Army In Afghanistan 20012014 Vol 1 1st Edition Edmund J E J Degen Mark J Reardon

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Modern War In An Ancient Land The United States Army In Afghanistan 20012014 Vol 1 1st Edition Edmund J E J Degen Mark J Reardon instant download after payment.

Publisher: CENTER OF MILITARY HISTORY, UNITED STATES ARMY

File Extension: PDF

File size: 42.84 MB

Pages: 410

Author: Edmund J. "E. J." Degen & Mark J. Reardon

ISBN: 9782019013967, 2019013967

Language: English

Year: 2021

Edition: 1

Volume: 1

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Modern War In An Ancient Land The United States Army In Afghanistan 20012014 Vol 1 1st Edition Edmund J E J Degen Mark J Reardon by Edmund J. "e. J." Degen & Mark J. Reardon 9782019013967, 2019013967 instant download after payment.

Operation Enduring Freedom, AfghanistanThese volumes, prepared by the Operation Enduring Freedom Study Group, present an operational-level narrative of how the U.S. Army formed, trained, deployed, and employed its forces in Afghanistan from October 2001 to December 2014. To write this history, the study group embarked on an extensive research program, conducting oral history interviews with dozens of key military and civilian leaders. These volumes contain a total of fifty maps, a wide range of campaign photography and artwork, and volume-specific indexes.