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paperback. Etat : As New. U.S. orders are shipped from N.Y. state.

Paperback. Etat : New. Brand new book, sourced directly from publisher. Dispatch time is 24-48 hours from our warehouse. Book will be sent in robust, secure packaging to ensure it reaches you securely. Burmak, Dmitry; Burmak, Kate (illustrateur).

Etat : New.

Hardback or Cased Book. Etat : New. Into the Breach: A Soldier's Journey. Book.

Soft cover. Etat : Near Fine. 1st Edition. Art Gallery of Peterborough, Ontario. Softcover, 106 pp. Exhibition catalog. This show took place from April 11-May 19, 2003. The work of Canadian artist Ivan Eyre (born 1935). Illustrated in color. Near fine condition.

Hardcover. Etat : new. Hardcover. A riveting memoir about war and peace from Canadas former top soldier, General Wayne Eyre, chronicling his forty-year career in the Canadian Armed Forces and providing insights on our security, our sovereignty, and our place in a rapidly changing worldWhen soldiers step forward to take on a difficult task, many say they are going into the breach. Few Canadian senior military leaders have jumped into the breach more often than General Wayne Eyre, who was appointed Chief of the Defence Staff in 2021, serving as both commander of the Canadian Armed Forces and as military advisor to the prime minister and cabinet. A career soldier, Eyre rose steadily through the ranks and commanded at all levels in our military, from platoon to the Canadian Army, interspersed with many deployments abroad. Into the Breach recounts his decades-long journey through conflict and crisis with captivating honesty and revealing detail, including his time leading peacekeeping missions in Cyprus, Croatia, and Bosnia; overseeing Canadas evacuation operation after the fall of Afghanistan; supporting Ukraine in its fight against Russian aggression; and confronting Chinese intimidation in the Pacific and suspected spy balloons over North America. Eyre also describes battling floods and wildfires across Canada, supporting the country during the worst of the COVID-19 pandemic, and fighting in the halls of power for the resources to defend our nation as threats increased dailyincluding to our Arctic sovereignty. Both an enthralling personal account of a distinguished career spent in service and a tribute to the rich history of our military and its members, Into the Breach concludes by addressing the precarious place in which Canada now finds itself from a defence and national security perspective. In this new era of increased global disorder and unrelenting operational demands for the Canadian Armed Forces, Eyres thoughts are imperative for all Canadians to contemplate as they consider whether they, too, are ready to jump into the breach. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Etat : New.

Hardback. Etat : New. A riveting memoir about war and peace from Canada's former top soldier, General Wayne Eyre, chronicling his forty-year career in the Canadian Armed Forces and providing insights on our security, our sovereignty, and our place in a rapidly changing worldWhen soldiers step forward to take on a difficult task, many say they are going "into the breach." Few Canadian senior military leaders have jumped into the breach more often than General Wayne Eyre, who was appointed Chief of the Defence Staff in 2021, serving as both commander of the Canadian Armed Forces and as military advisor to the prime minister and cabinet. A career soldier, Eyre rose steadily through the ranks and commanded at all levels in our military, from platoon to the Canadian Army, interspersed with many deployments abroad. Into the Breach recounts his decades-long journey through conflict and crisis with captivating honesty and revealing detail, including his time leading peacekeeping missions in Cyprus, Croatia, and Bosnia; overseeing Canada's evacuation operation after the fall of Afghanistan; supporting Ukraine in its fight against Russian aggression; and confronting Chinese intimidation in the Pacific and suspected spy balloons over North America. Eyre also describes battling floods and wildfires across Canada, supporting the country during the worst of the COVID-19 pandemic, and fighting in the halls of power for the resources to defend our nation as threats increased daily-including to our Arctic sovereignty. Both an enthralling personal account of a distinguished career spent in service and a tribute to the rich history of our military and its members, Into the Breach concludes by addressing the precarious place in which Canada now finds itself from a defence and national security perspective. In this new era of increased global disorder and unrelenting operational demands for the Canadian Armed Forces, Eyre's thoughts are imperative for all Canadians to contemplate as they consider whether they, too, are ready to jump into the breach.…

HRD. Etat : New. New Book. Delivered from our UK warehouse in 4 to 14 business days. Established seller since 2000.

Hardback. Etat : New. A riveting memoir about war and peace from Canada's former top soldier, General Wayne Eyre, chronicling his forty-year career in the Canadian Armed Forces and providing insights on our security, our sovereignty, and our place in a rapidly changing worldWhen soldiers step forward to take on a difficult task, many say they are going "into the breach." Few Canadian senior military leaders have jumped into the breach more often than General Wayne Eyre, who was appointed Chief of the Defence Staff in 2021, serving as both commander of the Canadian Armed Forces and as military advisor to the prime minister and cabinet. A career soldier, Eyre rose steadily through the ranks and commanded at all levels in our military, from platoon to the Canadian Army, interspersed with many deployments abroad. Into the Breach recounts his decades-long journey through conflict and crisis with captivating honesty and revealing detail, including his time leading peacekeeping missions in Cyprus, Croatia, and Bosnia; overseeing Canada's evacuation operation after the fall of Afghanistan; supporting Ukraine in its fight against Russian aggression; and confronting Chinese intimidation in the Pacific and suspected spy balloons over North America. Eyre also describes battling floods and wildfires across Canada, supporting the country during the worst of the COVID-19 pandemic, and fighting in the halls of power for the resources to defend our nation as threats increased daily-including to our Arctic sovereignty. Both an enthralling personal account of a distinguished career spent in service and a tribute to the rich history of our military and its members, Into the Breach concludes by addressing the precarious place in which Canada now finds itself from a defence and national security perspective. In this new era of increased global disorder and unrelenting operational demands for the Canadian Armed Forces, Eyre's thoughts are imperative for all Canadians to contemplate as they consider whether they, too, are ready to jump into the breach.…

Soft cover. Etat : Very Good. Clean, tight, unmarked; previous owner's name top of ffep; crease to top inside corner of back cover and back facing page; otherwise very minimal wear; Exhibition catalogue of works in the collection of the Art Gallery of Peterborough. These 100 drawings represent Eyre's thought, over a period of about one year, beginning on December 6, 1992 and ending December 30, 1993. Each drawing is dated and sometimes there are two or three variations executed in one day. The entire collection encompasses a tremendous range of drawing techniques and subject matter. Eyre's drawings build on each other by interconnecting through his own time in the development of visual language.…

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Hardcover. Etat : Brand New. 432 pages. 9.00x6.00x9.00 inches. In Stock.

Hardcover. Etat : Brand New. 432 pages. 9.00x6.00x9.00 inches. In Stock.

Etat : New. Special order item direct from the distributor.

Etat : New. 2026. hardcover. . . . . . Books ship from the US and Ireland.

Etat : Fine. Original stapled colour illustrated souvenir theatre brochure programme. 10'' x 6''. Contains 52 pages with photographs of the characters from the production. In Fine condition. Member of the P.B.F.A. THEATRE PROGRAMMES.

Etat : New. 2026. hardcover. . . . . .

Hardcover. Etat : new. Hardcover. A riveting memoir about war and peace from Canadas former top soldier, General Wayne Eyre, chronicling his forty-year career in the Canadian Armed Forces and providing insights on our security, our sovereignty, and our place in a rapidly changing worldWhen soldiers step forward to take on a difficult task, many say they are going into the breach. Few Canadian senior military leaders have jumped into the breach more often than General Wayne Eyre, who was appointed Chief of the Defence Staff in 2021, serving as both commander of the Canadian Armed Forces and as military advisor to the prime minister and cabinet. A career soldier, Eyre rose steadily through the ranks and commanded at all levels in our military, from platoon to the Canadian Army, interspersed with many deployments abroad. Into the Breach recounts his decades-long journey through conflict and crisis with captivating honesty and revealing detail, including his time leading peacekeeping missions in Cyprus, Croatia, and Bosnia; overseeing Canadas evacuation operation after the fall of Afghanistan; supporting Ukraine in its fight against Russian aggression; and confronting Chinese intimidation in the Pacific and suspected spy balloons over North America. Eyre also describes battling floods and wildfires across Canada, supporting the country during the worst of the COVID-19 pandemic, and fighting in the halls of power for the resources to defend our nation as threats increased dailyincluding to our Arctic sovereignty. Both an enthralling personal account of a distinguished career spent in service and a tribute to the rich history of our military and its members, Into the Breach concludes by addressing the precarious place in which Canada now finds itself from a defence and national security perspective. In this new era of increased global disorder and unrelenting operational demands for the Canadian Armed Forces, Eyres thoughts are imperative for all Canadians to contemplate as they consider whether they, too, are ready to jump into the breach. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Hardback. Etat : New. A riveting memoir about war and peace from Canada's former top soldier, General Wayne Eyre, chronicling his forty-year career in the Canadian Armed Forces and providing insights on our security, our sovereignty, and our place in a rapidly changing worldWhen soldiers step forward to take on a difficult task, many say they are going "into the breach." Few Canadian senior military leaders have jumped into the breach more often than General Wayne Eyre, who was appointed Chief of the Defence Staff in 2021, serving as both commander of the Canadian Armed Forces and as military advisor to the prime minister and cabinet. A career soldier, Eyre rose steadily through the ranks and commanded at all levels in our military, from platoon to the Canadian Army, interspersed with many deployments abroad. Into the Breach recounts his decades-long journey through conflict and crisis with captivating honesty and revealing detail, including his time leading peacekeeping missions in Cyprus, Croatia, and Bosnia; overseeing Canada's evacuation operation after the fall of Afghanistan; supporting Ukraine in its fight against Russian aggression; and confronting Chinese intimidation in the Pacific and suspected spy balloons over North America. Eyre also describes battling floods and wildfires across Canada, supporting the country during the worst of the COVID-19 pandemic, and fighting in the halls of power for the resources to defend our nation as threats increased daily-including to our Arctic sovereignty. Both an enthralling personal account of a distinguished career spent in service and a tribute to the rich history of our military and its members, Into the Breach concludes by addressing the precarious place in which Canada now finds itself from a defence and national security perspective. In this new era of increased global disorder and unrelenting operational demands for the Canadian Armed Forces, Eyre's thoughts are imperative for all Canadians to contemplate as they consider whether they, too, are ready to jump into the breach.…

Buch. Etat : Neu. Neuware - A riveting memoir about war and peace from Canada's former top soldier, General Wayne Eyre, chronicling his forty-year career in the Canadian Armed Forces and providing insights on our security, our sovereignty, and our place in a rapidly changing worldWhen soldiers step forward to take on a difficult task, many say they are going "into the breach." Few Canadian senior military leaders have jumped into the breach more often than General Wayne Eyre, who was appointed Chief of the Defence Staff in 2021, serving as both commander of the Canadian Armed Forces and as military advisor to the prime minister and cabinet. A career soldier, Eyre rose steadily through the ranks and commanded at all levels in our military, from platoon to the Canadian Army, interspersed with many deployments abroad. Into the Breach recounts his decades-long journey through conflict and crisis with captivating honesty and revealing detail, including his time leading peacekeeping missions in Cyprus, Croatia, and Bosnia; overseeing Canada's evacuation operation after the fall of Afghanistan; supporting Ukraine in its fight against Russian aggression; and confronting Chinese intimidation in the Pacific and suspected spy balloons over North America. Eyre also describes battling floods and wildfires across Canada, supporting the country during the worst of the COVID-19 pandemic, and fighting in the halls of power for the resources to defend our nation as threats increased dailyincluding to our Arctic sovereignty. Both an enthralling personal account of a distinguished career spent in service and a tribute to the rich history of our military and its members, Into the Breach concludes by addressing the precarious place in which Canada now finds itself from a defence and national security perspective. In this new era of increased global disorder and unrelenting operational demands for the Canadian Armed Forces, Eyre's thoughts are imperative for all Canadians to contemplate as they consider whether they, too, are ready to jump into the breach.…

Etat : Very Good. No Dj. 8vo pp.4 106.previous owners business card affixed to title page. book.

Hardcover. Etat : new. Hardcover. INSTANT #1 NATIONAL BESTSELLER A riveting memoir about war and peace from Canadas former top soldier, General Wayne Eyre, chronicling his forty-year career in the Canadian Armed Forces and providing insights on our security, our sovereignty, and our place in a rapidly changing worldWhen soldiers step forward to take on a difficult task, many say they are going into the breach. Few Canadian senior military leaders have jumped into the breach more often than General Wayne Eyre, who was appointed Chief of the Defence Staff in 2021, serving as both commander of the Canadian Armed Forces and as military advisor to the prime minister and cabinet. A career soldier, Eyre rose steadily through the ranks and commanded at all levels in our military, from platoon to the Canadian Army, interspersed with many deployments abroad. Into the Breach recounts his decades-long journey through conflict and crisis with captivating honesty and revealing detail, including his time leading peacekeeping missions in Cyprus, Croatia, and Bosnia; overseeing Canadas evacuation operation after the fall of Afghanistan; supporting Ukraine in its fight against Russian aggression; and confronting Chinese intimidation in the Pacific and suspected spy balloons over North America. Eyre also describes battling floods and wildfires across Canada, supporting the country during the worst of the COVID-19 pandemic, and fighting in the halls of power for the resources to defend our nation as threats increased dailyincluding to our Arctic sovereignty. Both an enthralling personal account of a distinguished career spent in service and a tribute to the rich history of our military and its members, Into the Breach concludes by addressing the precarious place in which Canada now finds itself from a defence and national security perspective. In this new era of increased global disorder and unrelenting operational demands for the Canadian Armed Forces, Eyres thoughts are imperative for all Canadians to contemplate as they consider whether they, too, are ready to jump into the breach. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Softcover. First Edition, First Printing. pp. 106. Slim 8vo., measuring 8.25" x 10.75". Pictorial, laminated, card covers. Chiefly comprised of captioned, full-page, colour photographs, illustrations, facsimiles of the artist's works. Bright, clean, and unmarked; fine. Corresponds to OCLC #1019391644. Catalogue of an Exhibition held at the Art Gallery of Peterborough April 11 - May 19, 2003.…

Hardback. Etat : New. A riveting memoir about war and peace from Canada's former top soldier, General Wayne Eyre, chronicling his forty-year career in the Canadian Armed Forces and providing insights on our security, our sovereignty, and our place in a rapidly changing worldWhen soldiers step forward to take on a difficult task, many say they are going "into the breach." Few Canadian senior military leaders have jumped into the breach more often than General Wayne Eyre, who was appointed Chief of the Defence Staff in 2021, serving as both commander of the Canadian Armed Forces and as military advisor to the prime minister and cabinet. A career soldier, Eyre rose steadily through the ranks and commanded at all levels in our military, from platoon to the Canadian Army, interspersed with many deployments abroad. Into the Breach recounts his decades-long journey through conflict and crisis with captivating honesty and revealing detail, including his time leading peacekeeping missions in Cyprus, Croatia, and Bosnia; overseeing Canada's evacuation operation after the fall of Afghanistan; supporting Ukraine in its fight against Russian aggression; and confronting Chinese intimidation in the Pacific and suspected spy balloons over North America. Eyre also describes battling floods and wildfires across Canada, supporting the country during the worst of the COVID-19 pandemic, and fighting in the halls of power for the resources to defend our nation as threats increased daily-including to our Arctic sovereignty. Both an enthralling personal account of a distinguished career spent in service and a tribute to the rich history of our military and its members, Into the Breach concludes by addressing the precarious place in which Canada now finds itself from a defence and national security perspective. In this new era of increased global disorder and unrelenting operational demands for the Canadian Armed Forces, Eyre's thoughts are imperative for all Canadians to contemplate as they consider whether they, too, are ready to jump into the breach.…