R225.00
1 in stock
The Raiders of Arakan by Brigadier C. E. Lucas Phillips is a gripping military history that brings to light the daring World War II exploits of V Force, a covert intelligence and guerrilla unit operating in the dense jungles of Burma during the 1943–44 Arakan campaign. Drawing heavily on Major Denis Holmes’s diaries and wartime memoirs, Phillips paints a vivid portrait of Allied and West African troops who infiltrated Japanese-held territory to gather crucial intelligence and disrupt enemy operations.
This 214–246 page paperback, originally published in 1973 and reissued in 2021, offers a well-paced narrative that balances day-to-day jungle warfare with strategic context. It highlights the terrain’s brutal challenges and the resourcefulness of unconventional warfare. The book includes a foreword by Lord Mountbatten and is peppered with firsthand accounts, maps, and tactical insights, making it richly engaging for both general readers and dedicated military history enthusiasts.






ZAR |
R |
![]() |
USD |
$ |
![]() |
EUR |
€ |
![]() |
GBP |
£ |
![]() |
|
ZAR
|
USD
|
EUR
|
GBP
|