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Published by Expert Publishing, Inc., 2006
ISBN 10: 1931945683ISBN 13: 9781931945684
Seller: Your Online Bookstore, Houston, TX, U.S.A.
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Spiral-bound. Condition: Good. Kevin O'Halloran; Tarbrey Design (illustrator).
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Published by MIRAMAX DVD VIDEO
Seller: WONDERFUL BOOKS BY MAIL, Durham-CA, CA, U.S.A.
dvd. Condition: Very Good. COLLECTOR'S SERIES. VERY GOOD CONDITION IN GOOD ORIGINAL JEWEL CASE ; case cover shows 5 clerks looking up toward viewer INCLUDES BONUS MATERIALS.AUDIO COMMENTARY BY DIRECTOR; ALTERNATE ENDING; MUSIC VIDEO; DELETED SCENES. ; 1 dvd in case pages.
Published by Big Sky Publishing Pty, Limited, 2010
ISBN 10: 0980325188ISBN 13: 9780980325188
Seller: GreatBookPrices, Columbia, MD, U.S.A.
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Condition: New.
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Published by Big Sky Publishing, Newport, NSW, 2012
ISBN 10: 1921941480ISBN 13: 9781921941481
Seller: Grand Eagle Retail, Wilmington, DE, U.S.A.
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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Author Kevin OHallorans new book Rwanda UNAMIR 1994/95 is the first in the new Australian Army History Units Australian Military History Series focusing on the nuts and bolts on this type of support missions. Rwanda is no stranger to violence. In 1994, an orgy of killing swept across the tiny land-locked nation and genocide the size and magnitude unseen since the Hitler horrors of WWII, erupted. Around one million men, women and children were mercilessly shot, hacked to death or burnt alive. To alleviate the suffering and restore order, a group of Australian UN peacekeepers was sent to Rwanda under a United Nations mandate. These Australians would be exposed to a lack of humanity they were not prepared for and found hard to fathom. On 22 April 1995, the daily horror and tragedy they had witnessed escalated out of control. At a displaced persons camp in Kibeho, in full view of the Australian soldiers, over 4,000 unarmed men, women and children died in a hail of bullets, grenades and machete blades at the hands of the Rwandan Patriotic Army. Constrained by UN peacekeeping Rules of Engagement, these Australians could only watch helplessly and try to assist the wounded under the gaze of the trigger-happy killers. Rwanda UNAMIR 1994/95 is a detailed account of what happened during this peacekeeping mission. Kevin OHalloran, a Platoon Sergeant at the time, has recorded these events using material from numerous interviews and eyewitness accounts. For many, their service in Rwanda would come with a personal toll. No Australians died during this operation though as this book testifies, the suffering and tragedy is embedded in their memories. Rwanda is Kevins second book. His first book Pure Massacre: Aussie soldiers reflect on the Rwandan Genocide (Big Sky Publishing, 2010), was received with Australian and international acclaim as heartfelt and frank, showing the world that genocide did happen in Rwanda. Rwanda is no stranger to violence. In 1994, an orgy of killing swept across the tiny land-locked and genocide, the size and magnitude unseen since the Hitler horrors of WWII, erupted. Around one million men, women and children mercilessly shot, hacked to death of burnt alive. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.
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Published by Diamond Comic Distributors, Inc. 2018-02-27, Mt. Laurel, 2018
ISBN 10: 1524104884ISBN 13: 9781524104887
Seller: Blackwell's, London, United Kingdom
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paperback. Condition: New. Language: ENG.
Published by Newport, NSW; Big Sky Publishing Pty. Ltd.; 2010., 2010
First Edition; Med. 8vo; pp. xiii, 293; 32 pages of coloured photographic plates, bibliography, index, bound in original stiff illustrated wrappers, fine copy.
Published by Cork University Press., Co Cork. Republic of Ireland, 1990
Seller: Karen Millward, Bantry,Co.Cork., IRL, Ireland
Card Covers. Condition: Good. 157pp packed with interesting information, articles, reviews,fiction,poetry etc. Generally good.
Published by (Canberra); Army History Unit; (2012)., 2012
8vo; pp. x, 210; illustrated with numerous coloured and b/w photographs, colour maps, epilogue, glossary, bibliography, index, original stiff illustrated wrappers, a fine copy.
Published by Latrobe Regional Gallery, Melbourne, 2019
ISBN 10: 0646804359ISBN 13: 9780646804354
Seller: Gotcha By The Books, Brisbane, QLD, Australia
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paperback. Condition: Very Good. colour plates (illustrator). Catalogue for the exhibition of works by ceramic artist Kevin White, Latrobe Regional Gallery 27 July to 27 October 2019; catalogue essay by Peter Hill; numerous full-page colour plates of White's art pottery; includes Curriculum Vitae; label-ghost to title page, o.w. Very Good. . 36pp. 4to. Very Good.
Published by Big Sky Publishing, Sydney, 2012
Seller: Kay Craddock - Antiquarian Bookseller, Melbourne, VIC, Australia
Pp. x+210, pictorial title-page, coloured and black & white text illustrations including maps (some full page), glossary, bibliography, index; French fold pictorial stiff paper wrappers; Big Sky Publishing, Sydney, 2012. Australian Military History Series.
Published by Heinemann Melbourne 2012, 2012
Seller: Andrew Barnes Books / Military Melbourne, Melbourne, VIC, Australia
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1st edition stiff wrappers As New octavo 322pp., appends., bibliog., index, At a displaced persons camp in Kibeho, in full view of the Australian soldiers, over 4,000 unarmed men, women and children died in a hail of bullets, grenades and machete blades at the hands of the Rwandan Patriotic Army. Constrained by UN peacekeeping Rules of Engagement, the Australians could only watch helplessly. This is a detailed account of what happened during the peacekeeping mission. Kevin OHalloran, a Platoon Sergeant at the time, has recorded these events using material from numerous interviews and eyewitness accounts.
Published by Big Sky Publishing/Australian Army History Unit, 2012. ISBN 9781921941481., 2012
Seller: Alexander Fax Booksellers, Mawson, ACT, Australia
Card covers (pbk), octavo, xpp/210pp, colour photos (mainly). New copy. In 1994, an orgy of killing swept across the tiny land-locked nation of Rwanda and genocide - the size and magnitude unseen since the Hitler horrors of WWII, erupted. Around one million men, women and children were mercilessly shot, hacked to death or burnt alive.To alleviate the suffering and restore order to shattered lives, a group of Australian UN peacekeepers was sent to Rwanda as part of the 2nd United Nations Assistance Mission for Rwanda (UNAMIR II). These Australians would be exposed to a lack of humanity they were not prepared for and found hard to fathom. On 22 April 1995, the daily horror and tragedy they had witnessed escalated out of control. At a displaced persons camp in Kibeho, in full view of the Australian soldiers, over 4,000 unarmed men, women and children died in a hail of bullets, grenades and machete blades at the hands of the Rwandan Patriotic Army. Constrained by UN peacekeeping Rules of Engagement, these Australians could only watch helplessly and try to assist the wounded under the gaze of the trigger-happy killers.This book is a detailed account of what happened during the peacekeeping mission. Kevin OHalloran, a Platoon Sergeant at the time, has recorded these events using material from numerous interviews and eyewitness accounts.
Published by Big Sky Publishing., Australia., 2012
ISBN 10: 1921941774ISBN 13: 9781921941771
Seller: Asia Bookroom ANZAAB/ILAB, Canberra, ACT, Australia
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Volume 1: x + 210pp. Volume 2: x + 159pp. Maps, colour and black and white illustrations, very good paperback copies with French flaps. 24.2 x 17.2cm. Volume 1: "Author Kevin O'Halloran's new book Rwanda UNAMIR 1994/95 is the first in the new Australian Army History Units Australian Military History Series focusing on the nuts and bolts on this type of support missions. Rwanda is no stranger to violence. In 1994, an orgy of killing swept across the tiny land-locked nation and genocide - the size and magnitude unseen since the Hitler horrors of WWII, erupted. Around one million men, women and children were mercilessly shot, hacked to death or burnt alive. To alleviate the suffering and restore order, a group of Australian UN peacekeepers was sent to Rwanda under a United Nations' mandate. These Australians would be exposed to a lack of humanity they were not prepared for and found hard to fathom. On 22 April 1995, the daily horror and tragedy they had witnessed escalated out of control. At a displaced persons' camp in Kibeho, in full view of the Australian soldiers, over 4,000 unarmed men, women and children died in a hail of bullets, grenades and machete blades at the hands of the Rwandan Patriotic Army. Constrained by UN peacekeeping Rules of Engagement, these Australians could only watch helplessly and try to assist the wounded under the gaze of the trigger-happy killers. Rwanda - UNAMIR 1994/95 is a detailed account of what happened during this peacekeeping mission. Kevin O'Halloran, a Platoon Sergeant at the time, has recorded these events using material from numerous interviews and eyewitness accounts. For many, their service in Rwanda would come with a personal toll. No Australians died during this operation though as this book testifies, the suffering and tragedy is embedded in their memories. Rwanda is Kevin's second book. His first book Pure Massacre: Aussie soldiers reflect on the Rwandan Genocide (Big Sky Publishing, 2010), was received with Australian and international acclaim as 'heartfelt and frank, showing the world that genocide did happen in Rwanda.'" Publisher's description. Volume 2: "Conducting Counterinsurgency uses the personal experiences of officers and soldiers from RTF4 - described in their own words - to illustrate the principles of counterinsurgency operations. The book provides a vivid and personal snapshot of the work of these soldiers, the challenges they faced and their interaction with the local people during their tour of duty. This is a first-hand account of counterinsurgency operations conducted by the contemporary Australian Army in its fight against the Taliban. Conducting Counterinsurgency sheds light on the little- understood operations of the Australian Army in Afghanistan and is a must for military professionals and commentators." Publisher's description.