Bunch of Five
Frank Kitson
Bunch of Five
is General Sir Frank Kitson’s military autobiography. In it this expert in counter insurgency describes his experiences in Kenya 1953-55, Malaya 1957, Muscat and Oman 1958, as well as his peacekeeping activities during two stints in Cyprus, 1963-64 and 1967-68. He wanted to write about Northern Ireland also but at the time of first publication that was too sensitive. Instead, in keeping with the title, he wrote a fifth part summarizing his conclusions in all the zones he had fought in. This fifth part was used by the United States army for a long time on its own
Bunch of Five
has been out of print for many years with second-hand copies commanding high prices. This reissue will be welcomed.
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