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Book Title
1945 Burma Campaign and the Transformation of the British Indian Army
Publication Name
The 1945 Burma Campaign and the Transformation of the British Ind
Title
The 1945 Burma Campaign and the Transformation of the British Ind
Author
Raymond Callahan, Daniel Marston
Format
Hardcover
EAN
9780700630417
ISBN
9780700630417
Publisher
University Press of Kansas
Genre
History, Political Science
Topic
Intergovernmental Organizations, Military / World War II, Asia / India & South Asia, World
Release Date
28/02/2021
Release Year
2021
Language
English
Country/Region of Manufacture
US
Item Height
229mm
Item Length
9in
Item Weight
12.3 Oz
Publication Year
2021
Item Width
6in
Number of Pages
288 Pages

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The story of the 1945 Burma campaign has largely been forgotten, even though it ranks as one of the most brilliant and original operational maneuvers conducted by any British general in the 20th century.

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Publisher
University Press of Kansas
ISBN-10
0700630414
ISBN-13
9780700630417
eBay Product ID (ePID)
12050064570

Product Key Features

Book Title
1945 Burma Campaign and the Transformation of the British Indian Army
Author
Raymond Callahan, Daniel Marston
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Topic
Intergovernmental Organizations, Military / World War II, Asia / India & South Asia, World
Publication Year
2021
Genre
History, Political Science
Number of Pages
288 Pages

Dimensions

Item Length
9in
Item Width
6in
Item Weight
12.3 Oz

Additional Product Features

Lc Classification Number
D767.6.C289 2021
Reviews
"A much-needed study of the Burma campaign in 1945 by the two foremost historians in the field. Not only do they chart the transformation of the Indian Army but also they relay the story of the forgotten African soldiers fighting in Burma. The authors demonstrate that it was largely due to the contribution of these troops that the Imperial Japanese Army was defeated by 1945. The book is extremely engaging and eloquent: an essential text for anyone studying the campaign. Its accessible prose makes it such a pleasure to read--it therefore deserves a much wider readership than just historians."-- Alan Jeffreys , author of Approach to Battle: Training the Indian Army during the Second World War "There is a stage in every topic when it becomes possible to produce a study that will be 'the' book everyone interested in the matter should read. That time has come, and The 1945 Burma Campaign and the Transformation of the British Indian Army is 'the' book. Callahan and Marston explain how and why the liberation of Burma in 1945 was the peak of military excellence for Allied combined-arms campaigns during the Second World War."-- Brian P. Farrell , professor of history, National University of Singapore, and author of The Defence and Fall of Singapore, "This superb book provides essential reading for scholars of the Indian army, the war in Burma, and the period just after."-- The Middle Ground Journal "The authors' account shifts fluidly from high-level command dilemmas to individual battalions and companies as they slogged through Burma's jungles across its central plains."-- War in History "Callahan and Marston have compiled a good survey of a complex and underappreciated subject."-- Army History "This is essential reading for anyone interested in the Asia-Pacific war, the British Empire's war, or the art of command."-- New York Military Affairs Symposium Review, "Callahan and Marston have compiled a good survey of a complex and underappreciated subject."-- Army History "This is essential reading for anyone interested in the Asia-Pacific war, the British Empire's war, or the art of command."-- New York Military Affairs Symposium Review, "This is essential reading for anyone interested in the Asia-Pacific war, the British Empire's war, or the art of command."-- New York Military Affairs Symposium Review, "A much-needed study of the Burma campaign in 1945 by the two foremost historians in the field. Not only do they chart the transformation of the Indian Army but also they relay the story of the forgotten African soldiers fighting in Burma. The authors demonstrate that it was largely due to the contribution of these troops that the Imperial Japanese Army was defeated by 1945. The book is extremely engaging and eloquent: an essential text for anyone studying the campaign. Its accessible prose makes it such a pleasure to read--it therefore deserves a much wider readership than just historians."-- Alan Jeffreys , author of Approach to Battle: Training the Indian Army during the Second World War "There is a stage in every topic when it becomes possible to produce a study that will be 'the' book everyone interested in the matter should read. That time has come, and The 1945 Burma Campaign and the Transformation of the British Indian Army is 'the' book. Callahan and Marston explain how and why the liberation of Burma in 1945 was the peak of military excellence for Allied combined-arms campaigns during the Second World War."-- Brian P. Farrell , professor of history, National University of Singapore, and author of The Defence and Fall of Singapore "This is surely the capstone account of the Indian Army's remarkable recovery, regeneration, reorganization, and ruthless reconquest of Burma following the imperial nadir of 1942. Callahan and Marston expertly combine grand strategy with tactics and operational-level planning and execution, revealing the enormous endeavors required to allow the spear's tip, the XIV Army, to achieve victory. Following the action all the way through to deployments in Indo-China and the Netherlands East Indies, this is a sweeping history of action on the ground and all its challenges and the command structures, preparations, and innovations that enabled it."-- Ashley Jackson , professor of imperial and military history, King's College London, "Callahan and Marston demand our attention to be recentered on South Asia and the importance of this theater of the war. They make a convincing case."--- H-Net Reviews "This superb book provides essential reading for scholars of the Indian army, the war in Burma, and the period just after."-- The Middle Ground Journal "The authors' account shifts fluidly from high-level command dilemmas to individual battalions and companies as they slogged through Burma's jungles across its central plains."-- War in History "Callahan and Marston have compiled a good survey of a complex and underappreciated subject."-- Army History "This is essential reading for anyone interested in the Asia-Pacific war, the British Empire's war, or the art of command."-- New York Military Affairs Symposium Review, "The authors' account shifts fluidly from high-level command dilemmas to individual battalions and companies as they slogged through Burma's jungles across its central plains."-- War in History "Callahan and Marston have compiled a good survey of a complex and underappreciated subject."-- Army History "This is essential reading for anyone interested in the Asia-Pacific war, the British Empire's war, or the art of command."-- New York Military Affairs Symposium Review
Table of Content
Preface Introduction 1. A Professional Force: the XIV Army at the End of 1944 2. Endless Frustration: The Arakan 3. Operation Capital to Operation Extended Capital 4. The Race to Rangoon 5. The Final Battles 6. The XIV Army's Last Campaigns Conclusion: The Last of Its Kind Notes Bibliography Index A photo gallery follws page 128
Copyright Date
2021
Lccn
2020-018384
Dewey Decimal
940.54/2591
Dewey Edition
23
Illustrated
Yes

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