War of Intervention in Angola Bundle: Volumes 1-5

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This definitive five-volume series explores the full scope of Cuban and Angolan military involvement in one of Africa’s longest and most complex conflicts. Drawing on Cuban, Angolan, and Soviet-bloc sources, War of Intervention in Angola offers unparalleled insight into ground and air operations, military organisation, and the political dynamics of Cold War-era Southern Africa. With hundreds of photographs, maps, and illustrations, this series is an essential resource for understanding modern African warfare and international military intervention during the Cold War.

Volume 1 – Angolan and Cuban Forces at War 1975–1976
Covers the origins of the conflict, the Cuban intervention, and the decisive early campaigns, including the advance on Luanda and the Battle of Ebo.

Volume 2 – Angolan and Cuban Forces at War 1976–1983
Follows the consolidation of Cuban and MPLA control, the evolving South African threat, and the expansion of the conflict into a protracted, high-stakes regional war.

Volume 3 – Angolan and Cuban Air Forces 1975–1985
Focuses on the development and deployment of air power during the first decade of the war, including combat operations, air support missions, and the structure of the FAPA/DAAFAR.

Volume 4 – Angolan and Cuban Air Forces 1985–1987
Documents the intensifying air war, including responses to South African air superiority and the growing technological and tactical sophistication of Cuban and Angolan forces.

Volume 5 – Angolan and Cuban Air Forces 1987–1992
Covers the final and most decisive phase of the conflict, including the Battle of Cuito Cuanavale and the shifting balance of power in Southern Africa, leading to the eventual withdrawal of Cuban forces.