Titlebook: Britain and the Dhofar War in Oman, 1963–1976; A Covert War in Arab Geraint Hughes Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s

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Introduction,ern history. The UK played an indirect but significant role in backing the Omani royal regime against the Dhofar revolt, and it is only following the declassification of British government archival sources that scholars can study Britain’s part in the Dhofar War in depth. The introduction outlines t

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Britain, the Middle East, and Oman,rmal influence over the Sultanate of Oman. It also traces the rise and fall of Britain’s empire in the Middle East, and the evolution of Anglo-Omani defence ties with specific reference to the July 1958 treaty between Harold Macmillan’s government and Sultan Said bin Taimur, and the creation of the

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Coalition Warfare and the International Dimension, also outlines the frictions that existed between the UK and the government of Qaboos over the conduct of the war, with specific reference to British fears of escalation with the PFLOAG’s main patron, the People’s Democratic Republic of Yemen (PDRY, also known as South Yemen). The chapter also cover

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Conclusions,he factors which contributed to the Dhofari insurgency’s downfall, highlighting the complex and challenging nature of the campaign the SAF and its allies waged to defeat it. It also warns against drawing simplistic ‘lessons’ from Dhofar for contemporary conflicts, emphasising that the conditions tha

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