US Army Rangers 1989–2015: Panama to Afghanistan (Elite, 212)
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US Army Rangers 1989–2015: Panama to Afghanistan (Elite, 212)

by Leigh Neville

History Military
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US Army Rangers 1989–2015 chronicles the elite unit's operations from the Panama invasion to Afghanistan campaigns. Covering tactics, equipment, and missions, this Elite series entry highlights their role in special operations over more than two decades of intense global engagements.

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The US Army Rangers have been at the forefront of America's special operations since the late 20th century, embodying the spirit of elite infantry warfare.

From the swift airborne assault in Panama that ousted a dictator, to the rugged mountains and urban battles of Afghanistan, Rangers have adapted to diverse combat environments with precision and resilience.

This book in the Elite series examines their organizational development, training regimens, and key engagements that shaped their legacy in modern conflicts.

Illustrated with detailed accounts and visuals, it provides insight into the Rangers' contributions to US military strategy during a transformative era.

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