Official History Of Australia's Involvement In Southeast Asian by Ian McNeill
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Official History Of Australia's Involvement In Southeast Asian

Author: Ian McNeill
Special Features: Dust Jacket, First Edition, Hardcover
Condition: In good condition. The closed book page edge has light foxing. The internal page surfaces are not affected. Free of writing. Free of dog ears. Tight binding. From a smoke free home.

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Official History of Australia's Involvement in Southeast Asian Conflicts 1948-1975 by Ian McNeill is the authoritative first-edition hardcover chronicling Australia's complex military and political engagement in the region. This 2003 Allen & Unwin release belongs on every Australian history or military shelf.

The 700-plus-page narrative draws on declassified files and veteran interviews to trace campaigns from Malaya through Vietnam, illuminating strategy, diplomacy and home-front debate. McNeill balances operational detail with human stories, making the book equally valuable to scholars, genealogists and modellers seeking authentic context.

Bound in navy cloth under a bright dust jacket, this copy remains tight and unmarked; only faint foxing on the closed page edge hints at shelf time. No inscriptions, dog-ears or smoke odour—pages open fresh and clean for confident reading or display.

Collectors of Australian war histories will appreciate landing a scarce first printing in such solid condition; gift-givers can present a respected reference that invites return visits. Secure this comprehensive account today and own the definitive record of Australia’s Southeast Asian service.