Item Tag: Friendly Fire

„Friendly Fire“ is a nonfiction novel published in 1976 by Putnam. Written by C.D.B. Bryan, the book delves into the topic of war, specifically exploring the concept of friendly fire in the context of combat situations. The hardcover format includes a dust jacket, adding to its collectible appeal for readers interested in the genre of war and combat narratives. This English-language work from the United States provides a compelling and detailed account of the unique challenges and complexities of warfare.

„Friendly Fire“ is a nonfiction novel published in 1976 by Putnam. Written by C.D.B. Bryan, the book delves into the topic of war, specifically exploring the concept of friendly fire in the context of combat situations. The hardcover format includes a dust jacket, adding to its collectible appeal for readers interested in the genre of war and combat narratives. This English-language work from the United States provides a compelling and detailed account of the unique challenges and complexities of warfare.

„Friendly Fire“ is a nonfiction novel published in 1976 by Putnam. Written by C.D.B. Bryan, the book delves into the topic of war, specifically exploring the concept of friendly fire in the context of combat situations. The hardcover format includes a dust jacket, adding to its collectible appeal for readers interested in the genre of war and combat narratives. This English-language work from the United States provides a compelling and detailed account of the unique challenges and complexities of warfare.

„Friendly Fire“ is a nonfiction novel published in 1976 by Putnam. Written by C.D.B. Bryan, the book delves into the topic of war, specifically exploring the concept of friendly fire in the context of combat situations. The hardcover format includes a dust jacket, adding to its collectible appeal for readers interested in the genre of war and combat narratives. This English-language work from the United States provides a compelling and detailed account of the unique challenges and complexities of warfare.

„Friendly Fire“ is a nonfiction novel published in 1976 by Putnam. Written by C.D.B. Bryan, the book delves into the topic of war, specifically exploring the concept of friendly fire in the context of combat situations. The hardcover format includes a dust jacket, adding to its collectible appeal for readers interested in the genre of war and combat narratives. This English-language work from the United States provides a compelling and detailed account of the unique challenges and complexities of warfare.

„Friendly Fire“ is a nonfiction novel published in 1976 by Putnam. Written by C.D.B. Bryan, the book delves into the topic of war, specifically exploring the concept of friendly fire in the context of combat situations. The hardcover format includes a dust jacket, adding to its collectible appeal for readers interested in the genre of war and combat narratives. This English-language work from the United States provides a compelling and detailed account of the unique challenges and complexities of warfare.

„Friendly Fire“ is a nonfiction novel published in 1976 by Putnam. Written by C.D.B. Bryan, the book delves into the topic of war, specifically exploring the concept of friendly fire in the context of combat situations. The hardcover format includes a dust jacket, adding to its collectible appeal for readers interested in the genre of war and combat narratives. This English-language work from the United States provides a compelling and detailed account of the unique challenges and complexities of warfare.

„Friendly Fire“ is a nonfiction novel published in 1976 by Putnam. Written by C.D.B. Bryan, the book delves into the topic of war, specifically exploring the concept of friendly fire in the context of combat situations. The hardcover format includes a dust jacket, adding to its collectible appeal for readers interested in the genre of war and combat narratives. This English-language work from the United States provides a compelling and detailed account of the unique challenges and complexities of warfare.