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Complex interplay among war, politics and the media in an age when the television minicamera is as powerful a weapon as the arsenal of high technology.
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Mexico's government is overthrown, and causes trouble on 2,000 miles of undefended border. There are cross-border attacks, fierce fighting and negotiations.
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The US at war with Mexico. Iguess that's why they call it fiction. Great war novel if you like that gengre. Panits some interesting pictures of "what if"
A book combining military strategy, mastery of modern military technology, a surefire sense of political and diplomatic reality with a hefty dose of good old-fashioned storytelling.
A dramatic portrayal of a Mexican revolution -- one that tragically and inexorably draws the United States into major battles with its own border. The US is caught by surprise as a Mexican revolution suddenly destabilizes the almost-2000-mile long undefended border between the two countries. Diplomatic negotiations begin, but a series of savage cross-border attacks on American civilians forces the United States to mobilize its armed forces, invade Mexico, and establish a security zone. While the controversial invasions is hotly debated, the United States must win quickly what could become a long, bloody war.
A dramatic portrayal of a Mexican revolution -- one that tragically and inexorably draws the United States into major battles with its own border. The US is caught by surprise as a Mexican revolution suddenly destabilizes the almost-2000-mile long undefended border between the two countries. Diplomatic negotiations begin, but a series of savage cross-border attacks on American civilians forces the United States to mobilize its armed forces, invade Mexico, and establish a security zone. While the controversial invasions is hotly debated, the United States must win quickly what could become a long, bloody war.
hb read, not for mb
Another great Harold Coyle book so amazingly gripping.
