Green Berets, Clan Militia, and Blue Helmets, Joseph D Celeski (9781959203124) — Readings Books

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Green Berets, Clan Militia, and Blue Helmets
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Green Berets, Clan Militia, and Blue Helmets

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Green Berets, Clan Militia, and Blue Helmets: The Illustrated History of Army Special Forces in Somalia provides a meticulous exploration of Somalia's descent into chaos and its implications for international military strategy and foreign policy. Tracing the roots of Somalia's civil war, this book unpacks the complex interplay of clan dynamics, geopolitical rivalries, and the Cold War's aftermath that transformed the nation into a failed state.

Drawing on detailed historical analysis and firsthand accounts, this piece examines the United Nation's intervention efforts and the harsh realities military and humanitarian forces faced on the ground. A critical resource for scholars of military studies, international relations, and African history, this volume offers valuable insights into the challenges of state-building, the limits of humanitarian intervention, and the strategic lessons learned from one of the most complex conflicts of the late 20th century. Essential reading for understanding how Somalia's legacy continues to shape global security policies today.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
University of North Georgia
Date
7 October 2025
Pages
456
ISBN
9781959203124

This title is printed to order. This book may have been self-published. If so, we cannot guarantee the quality of the content. In the main most books will have gone through the editing process however some may not. We therefore suggest that you be aware of this before ordering this book. If in doubt check either the author or publisher’s details as we are unable to accept any returns unless they are faulty. Please contact us if you have any questions.

Green Berets, Clan Militia, and Blue Helmets: The Illustrated History of Army Special Forces in Somalia provides a meticulous exploration of Somalia's descent into chaos and its implications for international military strategy and foreign policy. Tracing the roots of Somalia's civil war, this book unpacks the complex interplay of clan dynamics, geopolitical rivalries, and the Cold War's aftermath that transformed the nation into a failed state.

Drawing on detailed historical analysis and firsthand accounts, this piece examines the United Nation's intervention efforts and the harsh realities military and humanitarian forces faced on the ground. A critical resource for scholars of military studies, international relations, and African history, this volume offers valuable insights into the challenges of state-building, the limits of humanitarian intervention, and the strategic lessons learned from one of the most complex conflicts of the late 20th century. Essential reading for understanding how Somalia's legacy continues to shape global security policies today.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
University of North Georgia
Date
7 October 2025
Pages
456
ISBN
9781959203124