America's Dirty Wars: Irregular Warfare from 1776 to the War on Terror by Russell Crandall

America's Dirty Wars by Russell Crandall examines the long history of American irregular warfare, from the Revolution to the War on Terror, arguing that such wars have been central rather than marginal to American history.

The book follows American involvement in guerrilla conflicts, counterinsurgency and covert operations across more than two centuries, showing recurring patterns in how the United States has fought wars without clear front lines. It offers a broad historical perspective on conflicts that continue to shape American foreign policy today.

Key themes readers will explore:

• Irregular warfare in American history from 1776 onward
• Guerrilla war, counterinsurgency and covert operations
• Recurring patterns in how America fights unconventional wars
• The political and human costs of dirty wars
• The continuities between past conflicts and the War on Terror

Who should read this book: Readers interested in American military history and foreign policy, students of warfare, and anyone seeking historical perspective on America's recent wars.

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