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	Reference	M0234
	Publisher	London, Brassey's Defence Publishers
	Year	1989
	ISBN	0080367100
	Condition	VG/VG- (?)

The total with shipping for this book within the UK would be £12.52.

1st edition hardback, signed and dedicated by the author to previous owner, on f.e.p.148 pages, a very good copy, dj is a little rubbed with a very small tear to one corner.  Now in vinyl cover.

This book breaks new ground in looking at the role of science in warfare.  In the last century new inventions  in transport increased the range of warfare across the globe, by train, plane and automobile.  Automatic weapons and mass production brought killing on an unprecedented scale.

Garden examines the main areas of scientific research and assesses the military implications  It rejects those which lead to expensive toys of no practical value but highlights those which may become threats to future stability.

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