Artillerymen in Algeria 1954–1962 – A Challenge Met
Artillerymen in Algeria 1954–1962 – A Challenge Met

Artillerymen in Algeria 1954 - 1962 - A Challenge Met

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Artillerymen in Algeria 1954 - 1962, a challenge met. This is a first-hand account relating the action of the artillery in all its components, and across all the missions it was called upon to carry out in this theatre of operations.

 

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Author 1
Fédération Nationale de l'Artillerie
Publication date
2007
Pages
256
Cover
Paperback
Format
14,8 x 21
Language
French
Publisher
LAVAUZELLE

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