Someone Else's War: Mercenaries from 1960 to the Present (1998, 2000) By Anthony Rogers
 
Based on extensive interviews with mercenaries of many nationalities, this volume reveals how white mercenaries came to play a key role in the struggle for the Congo, and how the end of the war in Vietnam coincided with the start of the war in Rhodesia, attracting a new generation of mercenary soldiers. The story moves on from the Angolan debacle of 1976 to a succession of operations in Africa and South America, an attempted coup in Malta, and to the mercenaries that flocked to the former Yugoslavia as the Balkan conflict worsened.
 
Hard Cover with Dust Jacket (1998) and Soft Cover (2000) Options
320 Pages
In Good Condition