Bombers at Suez

Discover the gripping historical narrative of Bombers at Suez by John Dillon, published in 2021. This compelling book delves into the events of October 1956 when the British government, in collaboration with France and Israel, launched a military operation against Egypt following President Nasser's nationalization of the Suez Canal. The agreement known as the Sèvres Protocol marked a significant low point in British diplomacy and played a crucial role in the political downfall of Prime Minister Eden.

With 80 pages of insightful analysis, Dillon expertly captures the complexities of military planning for Operation Musketeer, conducted over 2,000 miles from the UK. This book is an essential read for history enthusiasts interested in the intricate interplay of politics and military strategy during a pivotal moment in the Middle East. Don't miss the opportunity to explore this fascinating account of international relations and military history.