Books by Chris McNab
Chris McNab
Chris McNab is a British writer and historian known for his expertise in military history and weaponry. He has authored over 100 books on a wide range of topics, including the history of warfare, special forces, and military tactics. McNab's writing style is characterized by his thorough research, detailed analysis, and engaging storytelling.
One of his most notable works is "The Illustrated History of the Vietnam War," which provides a comprehensive overview of the conflict and its impact on the world. McNab's contributions to literature include shedding light on lesser-known aspects of military history and highlighting the experiences of soldiers on the frontlines.
McNab's impact on the literary genre of military history is significant, as he has brought attention to important events and individuals that have shaped the course of warfare. His ability to make complex historical topics accessible to a wide audience has earned him a reputation as a respected authority in the field of military history.
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The Pocket Book of Orwell
A Concise Introduction to Orwell’s Writings and Ideas
Secret Weapons of World War II
The Undercover Innovations in Military Armaments, 1939-45
Stephen Hawking
The Theoretical Physicist Who Shaped Our View of the Cosmos
World War II Encyclopedia of Aircraft, Tanks & Warships
Over 1200 Illustrations
Waffen-SS Soldier vs Soviet Rifleman
Rostov-on-Don and Kharkov 1942–43
Extreme Fitness
Military Workouts and Fitness Challenges for Maximising Performance
The Crusades
Holy War, Piety and Politics in Christendom from the First Crusade to the Reconquista
US Air Cavalry Trooper vs North Vietnamese Soldier
Vietnam 1965–68
History of World War II
The campaigns, battles and weapons from 1939 to 1945
Sagger Anti-Tank Missile vs M60 Main Battle Tank
Yom Kippur War 1973
The Improbable Victory
The Campaigns, Battles and Soldiers of the American Revolution, 1775–83 : In Association with The American Revolution Museum at Yorktown