Libyan Air Wars Parts 1-3

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Libyan Air Wars Parts 1–3 (eBook Bundle) brings together the complete digital edition of the definitive study of Libya’s aerial conflicts during the late Cold War, covering more than fifteen years of confrontation across North Africa and the central Mediterranean.

Across all three parts, the series examines the escalating air wars between Libya and Western powers—primarily the United States and France—alongside Libya’s extensive air operations in Chad. From early clashes in the 1970s and 1980s, through French and US interventions, to major flashpoints such as Wadi Doum, Operation Prairie Fire, Operation El Dorado Canyon, and the final US–Libyan air combats of 1989, the bundle provides a detailed operational narrative set firmly within its geopolitical context.

Drawing on extensive research and first-hand sources, the series analyses air force organisation, aircraft types, tactics, markings, and combat performance, while also addressing the interconnected ground campaigns that shaped outcomes in Chad and the Sahara. Richly illustrated across all three volumes with hundreds of photographs, colour profiles, and maps, this complete eBook bundle offers exceptional value and stands as an essential reference on a largely forgotten but strategically significant chapter of modern aerial warfare.