A very well presented but complete history of this fine but small Air Force which as the writer says....."Did so much with so little". "Quartermaster's Comment":- Herein you will find almost every aircraft they had in detail. It also has a Roll of Honour.

The Author was at one time a Senior Lecturer at the Royal Military Academy, Sandhurst. "Quartermaster's Comment":- With a Foreword by the Founder of the SAS, David Stirling one knows one is in for a very good read.

A most readable novel of Africa. "Quartermaster's Comment":- A Good Book to have on the Shelf!

A Beautiful Book which describes in Picture and Verse those who fought to preserve Rhodesia. "Quartermaster's Comment":- Peter Badcock offers herein a brilliant montage of pictures of people and how the war captured them for an instant. He presents 40 superb pencil drawings in fine detail. These are followed up with an appendix to each picture and the story behind it. Each offering has its own lines of poignant comment. This book follows on from his first book 'Shadows of War'. For those who loved Rhodesia this is a MUST buy.

A very thorough coverage of Warfare from 1945 to 1981. The Consultant Editor is Sir Robert Thompson, a leading world authority on guerrilla warfare. While we haven't, thank God, had another Third World War; we see how Homo Sapiens keeps the 'agro' going on somewhere just about all the time. "Quartermaster's Comment":- Hey Dad--here is another super Christmas present for your son--or yourself for that matter. A snip at the price.

A very popular book and one that all those interested in Military History should have. Even in Paperback this is the SIXTH Impression which came out in 1977. "Quartermaster's Comment":- Of course it was the Great Film which got this book 'Swinging'. The front cover has a depiction of the Painting of the bridge during the battle by David Shepherd which hangs in the Officer's Mess of the Parachute Regiment.

As you can see from the Title, this is the 'Updated Version' of this Original Bestseller. "Quartermaster's Comment":- Well worth a read even if a sad tale.

The Rhodesian Tale-End as told by Paul Moorcraft. "Quartermaster's Comment":- I find all these books on Rhodesia, especially the ones written with 20/20 vision very interesting if at times a bit irritating. It still needs reading!!

For those of you who are into 'Modern Cavalry' this is a very nice book. "Quartermaster's Comment":- They give the Chieftain Tank a full centre spread with the comment:- "Without any doubt at all, this British Tank is the best main battle tank in the world today". Are they still around?

This is a very beautiful team effort by The Graham Publishing Company (Pvt) of Pocket's Building, Stanley Avenue, Salisbury. Here we are now into the Fifth Impression in 1979.....getting to the sad times. "Quartermaster's Comment": Cover:- The Ochre serenity of an African evening. The elephant is drinking from sandy flats.....part of the shallow basin inundated by the Zambezi River......in the Mana Pools Game Reserve The Photo is by Mike Grant-Parke. No comment as to how things are today!!!!!!! They have probably eaten the elephant.

A National Serviceman's Story. We go back to 1984 to get the inside track on South Africa's Border War.

This is THE reference book for all those who are interested in this aspect of things military. "Quartermaster's Comment":- The Authors have done their homework.

The Third Offering in this Series. "Quartermaster's Comment":- Again the Author covers his subject matter with skill and precision.

The First of a Trio that we are offering on this Subject. "Quartermaster's Comment":- The Author, in a small but compact volume, has covered the subject well.

The Second Offering in this Series on Camo Uniforms. "Quartermasters Comment":- Again a great deal of detail for those who like this aspect of collecting.