Leavenworth Papers No. 6: Soviet Night Operations in World War II [Paperback] unknown author

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No. 6 only. Paperback cover has some minor wear along the sides, scuffs and large bending. Spine has some reading creases and wear. Pages are clean and the binding is secure.

This elusive volume from the “Leavenworth Papers” series offers a rare glimpse into the Soviet Union’s nocturnal combat tactics during World War II. Published by the Combat Studies Institute at Fort Leavenworth, these papers were originally classified studies intended for military training and analysis. As the Iron Curtain fell, a limited number were declassified, providing invaluable insights into the Red Army’s operations.

This particular installment delves into the Soviet mastery of night warfare, a critical advantage that helped turn the tide against the German invasion. From infiltration tactics to artillery barrages, it unveils the meticulous planning and execution that allowed the Soviets to exploit the cover of darkness. Collectors prize these papers for their historical significance and the challenge of obtaining declassified military documents from the Soviet era. Readers will appreciate the granular detail and the opportunity to study a pivotal aspect of World War II from the Soviet perspective.