Last Battle

The Korean War was the first war in which the British Army fought after World War II, and the only one in which it lost miserably. With its national power in decline, Britain barely managed to cobble together a brigade of troops to rush to the Korean battlefield, resulting in the near total annihilation of the army at the Battle of Imjin River. After that, the British army faded out of the Korean battlefield. This book is a monograph written by a famous British war historian after collecting a large amount of information and interviewing surviving British veterans. The whole book introduces the history of the British army in the Korean War, which is exhaustive and objective, with solid content, sophisticated text and high readability. The whole book is purely based on the British troops who participated in the war as the object of narration, focusing on the process of fighting, which is of obvious value to make up for the lack of military information about the Korean War in China, and it is also easy to stimulate the interest of the general readers of the country in reading.