Home » Military Books »

My Account  |  Cart Contents  |  Checkout

Book Categories   Animals    Art Books   Audio Books    Childcare   Cooking   Fiction    Fishing Books   Gardening   Health & Fitness   History   Hobbies   Military Books     Airforce    Arab-Israeli War    Army    Gulf War    Korean War    Napoleonic Wars    Navy    Special Forces    Vietnam War    Weapons    World War One   World War Two    Reference Books   Self Help Books   Sport    Transport    True Crime Books Quick Find   Advanced Search New Releases Prisoners of the Japanese $17.95 Feedback "A1 product, price, communication, postage rate & very fast local delivery." Peter Nicol - Elliminyt "Excellent communication, very happy with the book, Highly recommended AAAA++++" Gareth - Brisbane "I think you could not find better service pleasure to deal with +++++++" john nadge - mount helen "Excellent item,as described! Well packaged.Fast delivery.Thanks4 A1 transaction!" Baz - Perth "Great reference book. Well packed. Great seller & easy to deal with. Cheers!" John Shannon - Buninyong "Great fast service and communication. Very happy, will buy again." Jane - Melbourne "Thank you so much for your kindness and professionalism. A super bloke!!!" Darren Colins - Eaglehawk "Fantastic seller! minor problem PROMPTLY fixed Great communication, 100% A+++++" Wendy Callow - Hobart Leave feedback Book Reviews Write a review on this product!

AUCHINLECK - The Lonely Soldier $19.95  Author - Philip Warner Published in 2001 by Cassell, UK Softcover, 288 Pages Size - 23.5cm * 16cm Field Marshal Sir Claude Auchinleck was born in India and raised in conditions of near poverty. Yet his talent ensured his career flourished despite his Indian Army background and he was the first Commander of 8th Army in North Africa. Despite great political interference, he stopped Rommel's Afrika Corps at first battle of El Alamein only to be sacked by Churchill. After a spell in the wilderness he became Commander in Chief India during the dark period of Partition and, ironically, had to preside over the destruction of his beloved Indian Army. A private man of great humour and integrity he refused to be drawn into discussing or criticising his tormentors be they Churchill, Montgomery or Mountbatten. He always argued that history would be his judge. This is a super piece of military biography by one of the most respected post war military historians. Illustrated with 16 pages of B&w photos and 10 maps

Shopping Cart 0 items Information Shipping & Returns Privacy Notice Payment Options Contact Us Environment Policy Conditions of Use About Us Sitemap Tell A Friend   Tell someone you know about this product. Payment Options Discount Books The Dog Owner's Question and Answer Book $34.95 $19.95

Tuesday 07 February, 2012