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No10 Inter Allied Commando 194245 Nick Van Der Bijl Robert Chapman

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No10 Inter Allied Commando 194245 Nick Van Der Bijl Robert Chapman
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Publisher: Osprey Publishing
File Extension: PDF
File size: 32.75 MB
Pages: 35
Author: Nick van der Bijl, Robert Chapman
ISBN: 9781841769998, 1841769991
Language: English
Year: 2006

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No10 Inter Allied Commando 194245 Nick Van Der Bijl Robert Chapman by Nick Van Der Bijl, Robert Chapman 9781841769998, 1841769991 instant download after payment.

The largest, but least-known of all Britain’s elite wartime Commando raiding units, No.10 (Inter-Allied) was recruited from volunteers of many nations who had fled to Britain to carry on the fight after their own countries fell to the Nazis. Alongside Poles, Frenchmen, Dutchmen, Belgians, Norwegians and patriots from even further afield, the unit even included a small number of remarkably brave German and Austrian refugees from Nazism. These commandos took part in daring raids, intelligence missions and conventional infantry battles in North-West Europe and in the Mediterranean theatre. They earned many decorations and several battlefield commissions for gallantry and leadership; and after the war, some national contingents formed the nucleus of the new special forces of their liberated nations. This book examines these daring and secret units.

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