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The best military science fiction of the twentieth century / edited by Harry
Turtledove with Martin Greenberg.—1st ed.
p. cm.
“A Del Rey book.”
1. Science fiction, American. 2. Imaginary wars and battles—Fiction. 3. Military art and science—Fiction. 4. Space warfare—Fiction. 5. Science fiction, English. 6. War stories, American. 7. War stories, English. I. Turtledove, Harry. II. Greenberg, Martin Harry.
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