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Warriors: Extraordinary Tales from the Battlefield, An exhilarating and uplifting account of the lives of sixteen warriors from the last three centuries, hand-picked for their bravery or extraordinary military experience by the eminent military historian, author and ex-editor of the Daily Telegraph, Sir Max Hastings. Over the course of forty years of writing about war, Max Hastings has grown fascinated by outstanding deeds of derring-do on the battlefield (land, sea or air) and by their practitioners. He takes as his examples sixteen people from different nationalities in modern history including Napoleons blessed fool Baron Marcellin de Marbot (the model for Conan Doyles Brigadier Gerard); Sir Harry Smith, whose Spanish wife Juana became his military companion on many a campaign in the early 19th-century; Lieutenant John Chard, an unassuming engineer who became the hero of Rorkes Drift in the Zulu wars; and Squadron Leader Guy Gibson, the dam buster whose heroism in the skies of World War II earned him the nation's admiration, but few friends. Every army, in order to prevail on the battlefield, needs a certain number of people capable of courage beyond the norm. In this book Max Hastings investigates what this norm might be and how it has changed over the centuries. While celebrating feats of outstanding valour, he also throws a beady eye over the awarding of medals for gallantry and why it is that so often the most successful warriors rarely make the grade as leaders of men.
Warriors: Extraordinary Tales from the Battlefield, An exhilarating and uplifting account of the lives of sixteen warriors from the last three centuries, hand-picked for their bravery or extraordinary military experience by the eminent military historian, author and ex-editor of the Daily Telegraph, Sir Max Hastings. Over the course of forty years of writing about war, Max Hastings has grown fascinated by outstanding deeds of derring-do on the battlefield (land, sea or air) and by their practitioners. He takes as his examples sixteen people from different nationalities in modern history including Napoleons blessed fool Baron Marcellin de Marbot (the model for Conan Doyles Brigadier Gerard); Sir Harry Smith, whose Spanish wife Juana became his military companion on many a campaign in the early 19th-century; Lieutenant John Chard, an unassuming engineer who became the hero of Rorkes Drift in the Zulu wars; and Squadron Leader Guy Gibson, the dam buster whose heroism in the skies of World War II earned him the nation's admiration, but few friends. Every army, in order to prevail on the battlefield, needs a certain number of people capable of courage beyond the norm. In this book Max Hastings investigates what this norm might be and how it has changed over the centuries. While celebrating feats of outstanding valour, he also throws a beady eye over the awarding of medals for gallantry and why it is that so often the most successful warriors rarely make the grade as leaders of men.
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Warriors: Extraordinary Tales from the Battlefield
EN NWISBN: 9780007344109 bzw. 0007344104, in Englisch, William Collins; HarperCollins, Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika, neu.
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Warriors: Extraordinary Tales from the Battlefield, An exhilarating and uplifting account of the lives of sixteen warriors from the last three centuries, hand-picked for their bravery or extraordinary military experience by the eminent military historian, author and ex-editor of the Daily Telegraph, Sir Max Hastings. Over the course of forty years of writing about war, Max Hastings has grown fascinated by outstanding deeds of derring-do on the battlefield (land, sea or air) and by their practitioners. He takes as his examples sixteen people from different nationalities in modern history including Napoleons blessed fool Baron Marcellin de Marbot (the model for Conan Doyles Brigadier Gerard); Sir Harry Smith, whose Spanish wife Juana became his military companion on many a campaign in the early 19th-century; Lieutenant John Chard, an unassuming engineer who became the hero of Rorkes Drift in the Zulu wars; and Squadron Leader Guy Gibson, the dam buster whose heroism in the skies of World War II earned him the nation's admiration, but few friends. Every army, in order to prevail on the battlefield, needs a certain number of people capable of courage beyond the norm. In this book Max Hastings investigates what this norm might be and how it has changed over the centuries. While celebrating feats of outstanding valour, he also throws a beady eye over the awarding of medals for gallantry and why it is that so often the most successful warriors rarely make the grade as leaders of men.
Warriors: Extraordinary Tales from the Battlefield, An exhilarating and uplifting account of the lives of sixteen warriors from the last three centuries, hand-picked for their bravery or extraordinary military experience by the eminent military historian, author and ex-editor of the Daily Telegraph, Sir Max Hastings. Over the course of forty years of writing about war, Max Hastings has grown fascinated by outstanding deeds of derring-do on the battlefield (land, sea or air) and by their practitioners. He takes as his examples sixteen people from different nationalities in modern history including Napoleons blessed fool Baron Marcellin de Marbot (the model for Conan Doyles Brigadier Gerard); Sir Harry Smith, whose Spanish wife Juana became his military companion on many a campaign in the early 19th-century; Lieutenant John Chard, an unassuming engineer who became the hero of Rorkes Drift in the Zulu wars; and Squadron Leader Guy Gibson, the dam buster whose heroism in the skies of World War II earned him the nation's admiration, but few friends. Every army, in order to prevail on the battlefield, needs a certain number of people capable of courage beyond the norm. In this book Max Hastings investigates what this norm might be and how it has changed over the centuries. While celebrating feats of outstanding valour, he also throws a beady eye over the awarding of medals for gallantry and why it is that so often the most successful warriors rarely make the grade as leaders of men.
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