THE Glider WAR

This hardcover edition is bound in blue cloth with gold lettering on the spine. The cover shows signs of wear, including a small tear at the top of the spine and some discoloration. There is no dust jacket. The binding remains intact, and the pages are clean, making it a good reading copy for those interested in military history.

"The Glider War" by James E. Mrazek is a detailed exploration of the use of gliders during military operations, published by Robert Hale & Company in London and St. Martin's Press, Inc. in New York in 1975. This hardcover edition presents a comprehensive account of glider warfare, a unique and strategic component of military history, particularly during World War II. Mrazek, an authoritative figure in military history, provides an in-depth analysis of the tactical deployment and operational challenges of gliders. While this edition is not marked as a first edition, it is a valuable addition for collectors interested in aviation and military strategy. The book is bound in blue cloth, with the title and author in gold on the spine. The absence of a dust jacket and minor wear on the cover are noted, but the book remains a solid copy for enthusiasts and historians alike.