Time: 21 Days to Baghdad: The Inside Story of of How America Won the War Against Iraq Gulf War II in Exclusive Pictures and Dispatchers from the

by Time-Life Books

Using editorials and professional photographs, the editors of Time Magazine describe the main course of the attack on Iraq by the United States and Great Britain. They provide a chronicle of events... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1932273123
• ISBN13: 9781932273120
• Release Date: June 2003
• Publisher: Time Home Entertainment
• Length: 176 Pages
• Weight: 2.20 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.8" x 8.3" x 11.2"

Customer Reviews

great pictures

A well made book, full of magnificent photo shots of US forces in OIF. I think the photos are the best part of the book, because Time has not always been reflecting the reality of the American War On Terror.

Contains high quality pictures and detailed information

This is worth it for the price if you want to follow the events of the conflict. Many photos depicting the real events that happened on our Tv screens while it all happened. I enjoyed the book and keep it on my coffee table.

Definitely one to add to your personal library

Talking about pictures being worth a thousand words! Every photo in the book I felt drew me in to imagining what it would have been like if I was the person behind the camera. I wouldn't recommend this book to someone who is looking for more of the technical "heavy duty" information on the war, i.e. tactics, troop movement, etc. It's more for the person who likes browsing through a book at their leisure especially picture books. The write-ups by the journalists are very interesting and do a great job of portraying what they and the soldiers experienced in the opening hours of the war and during it. I especially enjoyed the "Verbatim" sections that were scattered throughout the book. I am hoping that TIME might do a similar follow up book on the reconstruction of Iraq as my husband is currently over there with the 1st Armored Division assisting in the peace keeping processes.