The first comprehensive history of Forces Arm es Nationales Khm
res-the Cambodian National Armed Forces-this fully-illustrated
volume highlights the quarter of a million members of the Cambodian
army, air force, and navy that saw daily combat during the five
tumultuous years of the Khmer Republic. Although the war in
Cambodia has been dubbed a "sideshow" to the larger, more widely
reported conflict in neighboring Vietnam, the battles in Cambodia-a
country smaller than the state of Oklahoma-were pivotal to U.S.
foreign policy and played a critical factor in the final years of
the Vietnam War.
Ken Conboy heads Risk Management Advisory, a security
consultancy in Jakarta. A graduate of Georgetown University and the
Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies, Conboy
studied at Sophia University in Tokyo and was a visiting fellow at
Chulalongkorn University in Bangkok. A resident of Indonesia since
1992, he is author of more than two dozen books on intelligence and
military history.
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