ROYAL AUSTRALIAN NAVY IN THE GULF
BY DAVID STEPHENS AND GREG NASH
Australia's Navy in the Gulf is not just a book, but a significant testament to the Australian Navy's ongoing operational tasks, which have played a crucial role in shaping our nation's history.
An authoritative guide to the Australian Navy's involvement in the Persian Gulf, this book covers a wide range of actions, including the RAN's crucial role in the Gulf War, its support for the US-led invasion of Iraq in 2003, and its ongoing contributions to the international efforts to stabilize and rebuild Iraq. In confined and often treacherous waters, Australian ships and sailors have played a vital role in boarding, escort, mine clearance and task force protection duties. Included are 205 photographs and five maps.

Authored by two esteemed experts, Greg Nash, a seasoned professional in the Department of Defence, and David Stevens, the Director of Strategic and Historical Studies at the Sea Power Centre-Australia, this book is a testament to their unparalleled knowledge and understanding of the subject matter.

• Full-colour • 96 pages + hardcover
• 205 photographs + 5 maps • A4 size
• Highest-quality printing and binding
CODE: BTGUL