Largely based on new research and containing previously unpublished material, the highly successful Lebanese Civil War mini-series provides an in-depth insight into a complex, multi-facetted conflict, and an inclusive and balanced, blow-by-blow account of all the known actions in the air, on the ground, and at sea.
The narrative focuses on the events of June 11-13, 1982, highlighting the challenges faced by Arik Sharon's military strategy during the conflict with Syria. Despite the Israeli Defense Forces' technological and training advantages, the armored units encountered difficulties, moving sluggishly and becoming entangled in various engagements. This illustrates the complexities and unforeseen complications of military operations, questioning the feasibility of Sharon's ambitious plans.
The book explores the unforeseen escalation of conflict triggered by President Nasser's ambitions to restore Arab prestige, ultimately resulting in a significant defeat for the Arab cause. It delves into the historical context and factors that contributed to this situation, illustrating how events unfolded beyond anyone's control, much like the character Topsy from Uncle Tom's Cabin.
Volume 2 - The First Chechen War and the Battle of 31 December 1994-January 1995
The book provides a detailed reconstruction of the chaotic New Year assault on Grozny, focusing on the defeat of Russian forces. It incorporates firsthand accounts from veterans, extensive research, and compelling footage to illustrate the intensity and confusion of the conflict. Through these elements, it offers a vivid portrayal of the events and their impact on those involved.