The Royal Marines 1956–84
The Royal Marines 1956–84 by Will Fowler, published by Bloomsbury USA on November 22, 1984, is a first edition that spans 48 pages in English. This book provides an overview of the Royal Marines as a “Special Forces” organization, detailing their unique history that dates back to 1664. It covers their significant actions and training from the Suez Crisis in 1956 through their involvement in Northern Ireland and the Falklands during the 1980s.
Readers will find a comprehensive examination of the Royal Marines’ service, complemented by numerous illustrations, including photographs and color plates that showcase their uniforms and equipment. The book delves into the military history of this elite force, highlighting their operational roles and the evolution of their training methods over the decades. With a focus on historical events and military practices, this edition serves as a resource for those interested in military history and the specific contributions of the Royal Marines.
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As a “Special Forces” organization the Royal Marines and their supporting Commando-trained arms are unique. While other special forces trace their origins to World War I, the Royal Marines date back to 1664. Since then, they have seen action across the world, from their memorable role in the capture of Gibraltar in 1704 to their crucial involvement in World Wars I and II. This book examines the Royal Marines’ service and training from the Suez Crisis of 1956, through to their involvement in Northern Ireland and the Falklands in the 1980s. Numerous illustrations, including photographs and color plates, detail the uniforms and equipment of the Marines.
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