commando operations

A collection of personal accounts about the experiences of World War II soldiers fighting in the Pacific which were gathered from Patrick O'Donnell's website.

Covers the organization and operations of the Third Reich's special forces on land, sea, and air.

After a six-month manhunt, U.S. forces found Saddam Hussein hiding in a hole on the bank of the Tigris River. Operation Iraqi Freedom involved regular and special-operations soldiers and the capture of Saddam Hussein was a major historical event within that operation.

Features the exploits of the Commandos in World War II, including audacious assaults on South Vagsoy, Bordeaux, islands in the Aegean, and other farflung strategic targets.

Chronicles the experiences Sergeant Carlos Hathcock had when he served in the United States Marines during the Vietnam War.

On cover: Covert operations in Vietnam. An account of covert operations during the Vietnam War.

Describes the training, equipment, and roles of the combat controller of the U.S. Air Force in special missions and black ops.