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In Action With The Sas A Soldiers Odyssey From Dunkirk To Berlin Roy Close

Name: In Action With The Sas A Soldiers Odyssey From Dunkirk To Berlin Roy Close
SKU: BELL-51461094
Price: 31.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7 (56 reviews)

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In Action With The Sas A Soldiers Odyssey From Dunkirk To Berlin Roy Close instant download after payment.

Publisher: Pen & Sword Military

File Extension: PDF

File size: 1.5 MB

Pages: 296

Author: Roy Close

ISBN: 9781783460687, 1783460687

Language: English

Year: 2005

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In Action With The Sas A Soldiers Odyssey From Dunkirk To Berlin Roy Close by Roy Close 9781783460687, 1783460687 instant download after payment.

A World War II memoir of a clerk who put down his pen and took up a weapon, rising through the ranks to become an elite Special Air Service soldier. Roy Close’s wartime experiences make breathtaking reading. Mobilized in 1939 he became part of the BEF and was fortunate to avoid death or captivity during the German blitzkrieg and escape through Dunkirk. Sent to North Africa, he joined the Paras and, from there, to the SAS. In 1944 he operated behind enemy lines with the Maquis in France, who were in open insurrection against the German occupiers. The scene then shifted to Holland and the advance through Germany. He witnessed Paris and Berlin in very early post-war years and was part of the Quadripartite Government of the former German capital.