Seize and hold master strokes on the battlefield
The twentieth-century advent of the motorised battlegroup transformed what used to be a comparatively rare event - the coup de main - into an essential element of attack. Speed, surprise and firepower favour the small unit able to take the initiative against an unprepared enemy, and that is the cent...
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Table of Contents:
- Opening the Iron Gate
- Young Mister Rommel
- Polish Eagle and Russian Bear
- The Third Dimension: Holland and Belgium
- The Road to Beda Fomm
- Deep Strike: Jitra and Slim River, Malaya 1941
- Hill 309 and the Bridge at 637436
- Meiktila - The Master Stroke
- Taken at the Run: The Capture of the Ludendorff Bridge at Remagen, March 1945
- Going for the Jugular: The Inchon Landings, September 1950
- Earthquake on Chu Pong: The Ia Drang Valley Campaign, Vietnam
- Postscript: the Coup Comes of Ages


