A History of Modern Urban Operations

Gregory Fremont-Barnes is Senior Lecturer in the Department of War Studies at the Royal Military Academy, Sandhurst, UK. He has written or edited over twenty-five books on subjects covering warfare from the eighteenth century to the present day.

1. Introduction
2. Nineteenth-Century Precedents
3. Armageddon Rehearsed: The Battle of Shanghai, August-November 1937
4. The Battle of Stalingrad, September-November 1942
5. 'The rest of the day was perfectly bloody': The 51st Highland Division and Town Clearance in Germany, February-March 1945
6. 'Come Ye Back to Mandalay': 14th Army's Battle for Mandalay, March 1945
7. The Battle of Berlin, April-May 1945
8. Rocking the Casbah: 10 Parachute Division and the Battle for Algiers -1957
9. Among the Ashes of Emperors: Operation Hue City - January 1968
10. 'Live Nobly, Die Gloriously': The Battle for Saigon - Tet 1968
11. 'Acting with restraint and courtesy, despite provocation?' Army Operations in Belfast during the Northern Ireland 'Troubles', 1969-97
12. 'Its Flames Will Blaze': The Battle for Fallujah, 7-13 November 2004
13. The Poisoned Chalice: Urban Warfare in the Twenty-First Century and Beyond