Blood, Sweat and Steel: Frontline Accounts from the Gulf, Afghanistan and Iraq
By (Author) Peter Darman
IMM Lifestyle Books
New Holland Publishers Ltd
25th June 2010
United Kingdom
General
Non Fiction
956.7044240922
Paperback
272
Hundreds of thousands of soldiers have fought in the War on Terror, and these are the human stories behind the headlines from Afghanistan and Iraq-frontline accounts from British Infantrymen, US Marines, Canadian doctors, Iraqi officers, and other eyewitnesses. Blood, Sweat, and Steel covers the entire period from Saddam Hussein's invasion of Kuwait to today, providing background and context-as well as a compelling portrait of the face of 21st-century warfare.
Peter Darman holds a postgraduate degree in history from the University of York. He has written a number of books on military and historical subjects, including Heroic Voices of the Spanish Civil War: Memories from the International Brigades, A - Z of the SAS, Prince Rupert of the Rhine: A Study in Generalship, The Survival Handbook, Posters of World War II and Uniforms of World War II. Peter Darman lives in Enfield, London.