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WW2 Today

An intriguing look at the WW2 operation known as "Market Garden." The book looks at the errors and political in-fighting that took place and ultimately doomed this operation. An extremely informative review.
NetGalley, Ron Baumer

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Proto Thema (Greece's No. 1 Sunday newspaper)

I found this a very interesting read. The experiences of a man who did what was asked of him, and did it well. His views on the RASC were not brilliant, and his experiences of officers, especially at Arnhem, are not very positive. Perhaps a different view of Arnhem to many other accounts I've read. Once the war was over he wasn't keen to stay, and was pleased to be able to get back to his civilian life. An Epilogue does round off a number of points he makes within his memoir. I enjoyed reading this one. Read the full review [link=https://www.militarymodelscenenew.com/book-reviews-1/D-Day%2C-Arnhem-and-the-Rhine]here[/link]
Military Model Scene

Article: 'Tale of how railway worker became an airborne warrior'
Shropshire Star