Soviet War Power is a 282-page, extensively illustrated book originally published in paperback by Corgi Books in 1982. Edited by defense analyst Ray Bonds, it featured contributions from eight leading experts—including noted scholar Christopher Donnelly—and served as a highly publicized and alarming study of the Red Army's capabilities

A comprehensive assessment of Soviet military strategy, structure, and hardware at the height of the Cold War.

Written by a team of military experts offering deep analysis into the Warsaw Pact order of battle, nuclear parity, and conventional land and naval forces.

Designed to alert the Western public to the massive scope of the Soviet military machine, revealing exclusive (at the time) black-and-white photography and operational doctrines.

As an out-of-print historical publication, the book is highly sought after by Cold War historians and military collectors. Would you like to know more about the specific historical context, or are you looking for analysis on other landmark Cold War publications from the early 1980s? This is the book for you!