Sapru abhay narayan (6 Ergebnisse)

Zustand: New. pp. 180.

Zustand: New. pp. 184.

Zustand: New. pp. xvi + 170 Illus., Map.

pbk. This is the first combat book written in indie by a spetsnaz a special forces officer who knows the Kashmir ops the way it really is You can smell the cordite and the fear and most important you can get into the head of the enemy About the Author Abhay Narayan Sapru graduated from Delhi University and subsequently joined the prestigious Indian Military Academy Commissioned in 1988 he volunteered for the elite Special Forces During his decade long stint with the Indian Army he served extensively in almost all the insurgency-ridden areas in the subcontinent-Sri Lanka Kashmir and the north-east of India He is a recipient of the Sena Medal awarded for gallantry in operations in Sri Lanka and of the Army Chiefs Commendation Card He is now settled in Gurgaon and works for a multinational company Besides writing the author has a keen interest in distance running trekking and sketching This is his first book 192 pp.…

Soft cover. Zustand: New. THE PIR PANJAL RANGE IN KASHMIR Mountain stacked on mountain with the raging Chenab river meandering through. Daunting snow-clad summits, remote valleys and isolated hamlets, peopled by Muslims, Hindus and the migratory Gujjar tribes men. The centuries-old peace between the two communities is about to be ravaged. Militancy has reared its ugly head and blood will be spilled; brother will fight brother. As the hills start burning with Pakistan-backed terror, there is vendetta being played out, with death and mayhem unleashed in its wake. Sucked into this vortex of violence and vengeance is Harry and his SF troop. Along the way, some foreign trekkers are abducted by an unknown militant group called the Al-Faran. Unbeknownst to all the dramatis-personae involved, their paths will converge violently with dire consequences for some.…

Soft cover. Zustand: As New. The dense impenetrable jungles of north-east Sri Lanka. Hot, dank and given to unleashing unsuspecting savage violence. Inhabited by wildlife and home to a new species-the Tamil Tigers. To hunt the latter, in pursuit roam a band of hard fighting men from the Indian Special Forces. The Beckoning Isle is a powerful tale of two men of war-the young and devoted Captain Hariharan of the Indian Special Forces and the thinking battle-hardened LTTE commander Silvam. Their destinies are inextricably linked, as their paths often cross from India to Sri Lanka, hurling them each time towards a bloody confrontation. A web of enigmatic politics, raw human emotions and unflinching faith in one's cause make this book unputdownable.…