Machines and Weaponry of the Gulf War

The book is in good condition with a sturdy library binding, suitable for frequent handling. It shows typical library markings, such as a spine label, but no dust jacket. The cover and pages are intact with no significant damage, offering a clean and readable copy.

Machines and Weaponry of the Gulf War by Charlie Samuels, published by Gareth Stevens Publishing in New York in 2013, offers an in-depth exploration of the military technology used during the Gulf War. This hardcover edition, identified by its library binding, is part of the "Machines That Won the War" series. The book provides a comprehensive look into the machinery and weaponry that played pivotal roles in the 1991 Persian Gulf conflict. Charlie Samuels, a noted author in military history, presents detailed insights supported by photographs from the U.S. Department of Defense. This edition is tailored for educational purposes, evident by its library binding and absence of a dust jacket. Condition-wise, it bears typical library markings, including a spine label, but remains in good structural condition. This book is an excellent resource for those interested in military technology and the historical significance of the Gulf War.