All Roads Lead to Baghdad: Army Special Operations Forces in Iraq
- ISBN-10
- 0160753643
- ISBN-13
- 9780160753640
- Category
- History / Military / United States
- Pages
- 517
- Language
- English
- Published
- 2006
- Publisher
- USASOC History Office
- Author
- Charles Harry Briscoe
Description
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By Charles H. Briscoe, et al. Tells the story of Iraqi Freedom, the second Army Special Operations (ASO) campaign in America's Global War on Terrorism. Shows how the ASO supported a US-led conventional air and ground offensive to collapse the regime of Saddam Hussein and capture Baghdad. Includes bibliographical references.
This is the official history as recorded by U.S. Army Special Operations Command (USASOC) historians, Charles H. Briscoe, Kenneth Finlayson, and Robert W. Jones Jr., Cherilyn A. Walley, A. Dwayne Aaron, Michael R. Mullins, and James A. Schroder.
An amazing book in over-sized (6 X 9 inch) paperback format with 517 glossy pages. In addition to the text there are 356 photographs, maps, and illustrations all in full color. A number of the illustrations are of SSI, ODA Patches, and DUI of the SOF entities involved. There are also extensive chapter source notes, a glossary of terminology, and a complete index. "An absolutely essential reference work for anyone interested in the special operations history of Operation Iraqi Freedom."
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Other editions
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- 2013-08
- 548 pages
- Paperback
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- 2007-07-01
- 552 pages
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