The Contra War
"As is often the case in this series, the author has done a magnificent job straightening everything out for the reader so that we can follow not only the twists and turns on the ground, but also in the political arena."--ModelingMadness.Com "It is an excellent addition to the @ War series..."--Model Kits Review "David Francois leads the reader through the back stories and all the details of the composition of both sides in this conflict. I really appreciated the background into the ideologies of the different parties involved along with the military operations and political policies that were involved."--IPMS/USA "If you seek a competent, balanced chronicle of Nicaragua's Sandinista heyday, look here."--Cybermodeler "...all chronicled in well-written prose..."--Historical Miniatures Gaming Society "This book will be of interest to both military historians and modelers alike. Highly recommend."--AMPS Indianapolis
David Francois, from France, earned his PhD in Contemporary History at the University of Burgundy and specialised in studying militant communism, its military history and the relationship between politics and violence in contemporary history. In 2009, he co-authored the Guide des archives de l'Internationale communiste published by the French National Archives and the Maison des sciences de l'Homme in Dijon. He regularly contributes articles for various French military history magazines and is a regular contributor to the French history website L'autre cote de la colline. This is his fourth book for Helion's @War series.