The Vietnam War saw the revival of a great military tradition - the Ranger. After World War II there was a Ranger training program, but actual units were usually not deployed. The fluid battlefield in Vietnam created the need for small units to screen American divisions with long-range reconnaissance and ambush tactics. Known initially as "LRRPs" (Long-Range Reconnaissance Patrols) these elite units were eventually centralized and given the revived title of "Rangers."
Ron Fieldยs detailed text traces the American Ranger tradition back to the days of the French and Indian Wars and Rogersย Rangers. Over 100 illustrations, many in color, show the evolution of Ranger uniforms, weapons and tactics from colonial times through World War II and Vietnam to todayยs 75th Airborne Rangers. Of particular interest is a full-page color painting showing the duties of each man during a classic Ranger operation., ISBN13: 9781903040041 ISBN10: 1903040043 Material Type: hardcoverThe Vietnam War saw the revival of a great military tradition - the Ranger. After World War II there was a Ranger training program, but actual units were usually not deployed. The fluid battlefield in Vietnam created the need for small units to screen American divisions with long-range reconnaissance and ambush tactics. Known initially as "LRRPs" (Long-Range Reconnaissance Patrols) these elite units were eventually centralized and given the revived title of "Rangers."
Ron Fieldยs detailed text traces the American Ranger tradition back to the days of the French and Indian Wars and Rogersย Rangers. Over 100 illustrations, many in color, show the evolution of Ranger uniforms, weapons and tactics from colonial times through World War II and Vietnam to todayยs 75th Airborne Rangers. Of particular interest is a full-page color painting showing the duties of each man during a classic Ranger operation., ISBN13: 9781903040041 ISBN10: 1903040043 Material Type: hardcover , ISBN13: 9781903040041 ISBN10: 1903040043 Material Type: hardcover
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ISBN10: 1903040043
ISBN13: 9781903040041
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The Vietnam War saw the revival of a great military tradition - the Ranger. After World War II there was a Ranger training program, but actual units were usually not deployed. The fluid battlefield in Vietnam created the need for small units to screen American divisions with long-range reconnaissance and ambush tactics. Known initially as "LRRPs" (Long-Range Reconnaissance Patrols) these elite units were eventually centralized and given the revived title of "Rangers."
Ron Fieldยs detailed text traces the American Ranger tradition back to the days of the French and Indian Wars and Rogersย Rangers. Over 100 illustrations, many in color, show the evolution of Ranger uniforms weapons and tac...
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The Vietnam War saw the revival of a great military tradition - the Ranger. After World War II there was a Ranger training program, but actual units were usually not deployed. The fluid battlefield in Vietnam created the need for small units to screen American divisions with long-range reconnaissance and ambush tactics. Known initially as "LRRPs" (Long-Range Reconnaissance Patrols) these elite units were eventually centralized and given the revived title of "Rangers."
Ron Fieldยs detailed text traces the American Ranger tradition back to the days of the French and Indian Wars and Rogersย Rangers. Over 100 illustrations, many in color, show the evolution of Ranger uniforms, weapons and tactics from colonial times through World War II and Vietnam to todayยs 75th Airborne Rangers. Of particular interest is a full-page color painting showing the duties of each man during a classic Ranger operation., ISBN13: 9781903040041 ISBN10: 1903040043 Material Type: hardcoverThe Vietnam War saw the revival of a great military tradition - the Ranger. After World War II there was a Ranger training program, but actual units were usually not deployed. The fluid battlefield in Vietnam created the need for small units to screen American divisions with long-range reconnaissance and ambush tactics. Known initially as "LRRPs" (Long-Range Reconnaissance Patrols) these elite units were eventually centralized and given the revived title of "Rangers."
Ron Fieldยs detailed text traces the American Ranger tradition back to the days of the French and Indian Wars and Rogersย Rangers. Over 100 illustrations, many in color, show the evolution of Ranger uniforms, weapons and tactics from colonial times through World War II and Vietnam to todayยs 75th Airborne Rangers. Of particular interest is a full-page color painting showing the duties of each man during a classic Ranger operation., ISBN13: 9781903040041 ISBN10: 1903040043 Material Type: hardcover , ISBN13: 9781903040041 ISBN10: 1903040043 Material Type: hardcover
Product Details
ISBN10: 1903040043
ISBN13: 9781903040041
Publisher: Ron Field
Print Length: 144
The Vietnam War saw the revival of a great military tradition - the Ranger. After World War II there was a Ranger training program, but actual units were usually not deployed. The fluid battlefield in Vietnam created the need for small units to screen American divisions with long-range reconnaissance and ambush tactics. Known initially as "LRRPs" (Long-Range Reconnaissance Patrols) these elite units were eventually centralized and given the revived title of "Rangers."
Ron Fieldยs detailed text traces the American Ranger tradition back to the days of the French and Indian Wars and Rogersย Rangers. Over 100 illustrations, many in color, show the evolution of Ranger uniforms, weapons and tactics from colonial times through World War II and Vietnam to todayยs 75th Airborne Rangers. Of particular interest is a full-page color painting showing the duties of each man during a classic Ranger operation., ISBN13: 9781903040041 ISBN10: 1903040043 Material Type: hardcover
The Vietnam War saw the revival of a great military tradition - the Ranger. After World War II there was a Ranger training program, but actual units were usually not deployed. The fluid battlefield in Vietnam created the need for small units to screen American divisions with long-range reconnaissance and ambush tactics. Known initially as "LRRPs" (Long-Range Reconnaissance Patrols) these elite units were eventually centralized and given the revived title of "Rangers."
Ron Fieldยs detailed text traces the American Ranger tradition back to the days of the French and Indian Wars and Rogersย Rangers. Over 100 illustrations, many in color, show the evolution of Ranger uniforms weapons and tac...