num_pages: 156
description: Twenty-One Days to Baghdad: A Chronicle of the Iraq War Reuters, the international news agency, provides a historic and invaluable account of how the war against Saddam Hussein unfolded in its latest book, Twenty-One Days to Baghdad: A Chronicle of the Iraq War.Award-winning photographers paint a unique and unbiased picture of the military campaign described by General Tommy Franks as unlike any in history. Vivid text and precision graphics complete a compelling narrative of the conflict.A day-by-day chronicle assembles more than 100 gripping pictures--from the decks of American aircraft carriers in the Gulf to the heat of battle in the Iraqi desert and finally to the streets of Baghdad and Saddam's collapse. Reuters photographers, some embedded with U.S. and British forces, capture the definitive images from the first air strike on Saddam's bunker to the military sprint to Baghdad. The pictures capture the raw emotions of war--moments of pain, anguish, courage and compassion. The Reuters team provides an unrivaled portfolio, folding the best from the news agency's coverage of the Iraq War into an authoritative and riveting full-color book.Reuters is dedicating this book to Tara
language: English
title: Twenty-One Days to Baghdad: A Chronicle of the Iraq War
titlecomplete: Twenty-One Days to Baghdad: A Chronicle of the Iraq War (Reuters Prentice Hall Series on World Issues)
ratings_count: 5
publisher: Pearson P T R