An Improvised War: The Abyssinian Campaign Of 1940-1941 (1987) By Michael Glover
 
Michael Glover describes the individual campaigns primarily from a terrestrial point of view and mainly from the standpoint of the Union troops (British and South African). The activities of the air combatants are only treated on the edge. The deployments of the participating military units are well-researched and the events excitingly told.
 
The first allied victory of WWII by an Imperial Force of British, Indian, South African, East & West African, Sudanese and Cypriot troops.
 
Hard Cover With Dust Jacket
202 pages
In Fair to Good Condition