John Bagot Glubb, widely known as Glubb Pasha, presents an authoritative account of the Arab Legion in this seminal work. The book meticulously chronicles the formation, development, and operational history of this pivotal military force, from its early days under British mandate to its role in the Arab-Israeli conflicts. Glubb, who commanded the Legion for many years, offers unparalleled insights into the challenges and triumphs of building a modern Arab army, navigating complex regional politics, and training a disciplined force. This essential read provides a unique firsthand perspective on a crucial period in Middle Eastern history, detailing the strategic importance and legacy of the Arab Legion under his leadership, making it indispensable for historians and enthusiasts alike.