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Throughout The Story, The Author Describes The Tactics, Methods And Equipment Evolved By The Army To Meet The Ever-changing Challenge Of The Ira, Their Sympathizers And Their Opponents -- From Howling Mobs And Decoy Children To Car Bombs And Mobile Mortars. Accounts Of Specific Incidents As Experienced By Some Of The Regiments That Have Served 'tours' In The Province, Including The Paras, The Green Jackets, The Royal Artillery And The Royal Marines, Convey Vividly The Feel Of Being Out On Patrol In Belfast And Londonderry--jacket. Historical Background -- The Civil Rights Movement -- Communal Violence, 1969-1970 -- The Ira Offensive And Internment, 1971 -- The Height Of The Bloodshed, 1972 -- The Power Of The Loyalists, 1973-1974 -- Sectarian Violence And The Peace Movement, 1975-1976 -- South Armagh : Bandit Country -- The Ulster Defence Regiment -- A Change Of Tactics -- Equilibrium, 1981-1983 -- Tactics And Techniques -- The Situation In 1984/1985 -- Military Conclusions And The Future. Michael Dewar. Includes Index. Bibliography: P. 229-230. Revised since its first publication in 1985, this book contains new chapters on recent developments in Northern Ireland, new photographs and updated statistics. Written by a former army officer who served in Northern Ireland, the book is both a historical record and social observation. Bogen beskriver den britiske hærs engagement i Nordirland i perioden 1969-1985