Description
Explore the thrilling origins of elite warfare in 'The Regiment - The True Story Of The SAS Vol. 1', authored by Vincent Brugeas and beautifully illustrated by Thomas Legrain. This brand new paperback chronicles the inception of the legendary SAS during the harrowing days of 1941, when the grip of Nazi power tightened across Europe. As the British Isles faced unprecedented threats and Rommel's forces loomed in North Africa, three visionary officers - David Stirling, Blair Mayne, and Jock Lewes - forged an elite fighting unit that defied convention and changed the course of military history. With 64 pages of gripping narrative and stunning illustrations, this book immerses readers in the bold and courageous actions that led to the creation of the Special Air Service, highlighting pivotal battles and the formation of strategies that still influence modern special operations. Perfect for history enthusiasts, military fans, and anyone intrigued by the stories of unsung heroes, 'The Regiment' serves as both an educational resource and a riveting adventure. Secure your copy and uncover the remarkable tale of courage and innovation that embodies the spirit of the SAS. *Delivery Information: Orders are shipped promptly to ensure you receive your book as soon as possible, so you can dive into the art of warfare and storytelling right away!*
By Brugeas, Vincent
Illustrated by Legrain, Thomas
Condition: BRAND NEW
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages 64
Publisher Cinebook Ltd
1941. Almost all of Europe is under the Nazi heel. Great Britain still holds out, but the situation worsens with every passing day. And in North Africa, gateway to the Middle East and its immense oil reserves, Rommel now threatens Egypt, keystone of British defences. In those desperate times, three unconventional officers, David Stirling, Blair Mayne and Jock Lewes, band together to create a small, elite unit that will become a military legend: the SAS.
By Brugeas, Vincent
Illustrated by Legrain, Thomas
Condition: BRAND NEW
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages 64
Publisher Cinebook Ltd
1941. Almost all of Europe is under the Nazi heel. Great Britain still holds out, but the situation worsens with every passing day. And in North Africa, gateway to the Middle East and its immense oil reserves, Rommel now threatens Egypt, keystone of British defences. In those desperate times, three unconventional officers, David Stirling, Blair Mayne and Jock Lewes, band together to create a small, elite unit that will become a military legend: the SAS.