The book is a story about a group of “colourful and curiously dressed ruffians”. The principal actor is Pat Garstin, a young officer in the Ulster Rifles who won an MC during the retreat to Dunkirk and then joined the embryonic SAS. He is a remarkable man who achieves so much but tragically is killed. The other players, whose accounts form the basis of this book, are Lieutenant Rex Wiehe, a Mauritian, Corporal Serge Vaculik, a Czech who had joined the Free French and Corporal Thomas ’Ginger’ Jones, and a miner from Wigan. When I first saw this book, I thought it was another generic book on the SAS, which would join a long list of similar publications. How wrong I was. This is a thrilling and very specific book, and the clue that it is not a general account of the SAS lies in the subtitle, The Last Stand of the SAS and the Hunt for their Nazi Killers. SAS Band of Brothers

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Scarlett Johansson takes legal action against AI app which used her name and likeness for an ad without permission Jenna Ortega admits she'll never dye her hair blonde or conform to industry standards because individuals 'haven't had her best interests' Truly revelatory. The SAS at their very finest in WWII, and after, hunting down the Nazi war criminals.’‘Billy’ Billingham