Fighting With The Commandos
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Fighting with the Commandos
Fighting With The Commandos tells what the Second World War was like for a fighting soldier. After enlisting underage, he was 'found out', joined the Home Guard and then a Young Soldiers Unit (for those too young to serve overseas). He managed to get out to Iraq but was again sent home.He then joined 3 Commando led by Brigadier Peter Young and landed on SWORD Beach on D-Day. He graphically describes the action thereafter which included being among the first to reach Pegasus Bridge and relieve the glider borne troops under Major John Howard. Plenty of excitement and danger were to follow and readers will revel in a no-holds-barred memoir which points an illuminating picture of life for the rank-and-file in the build-up to the climax of the war.
Fighting with the Commandos
We ended up hanging him from a tree by his feet. His cronies were dealt with in similar fashion. This was my initiation into fisticuffs and tactics. Divide to conquer! I was ten years of age.One man's journey from being a lad with a passion for all things military to soldiering in an elite unit. In his attempts to get to the front line Stan Scott enlisted under-age, was discovered and ended up in 70th Young Soldiers Battalion. This ultimately led him to becoming a member of Brigadier Peter Young's famous Number 3 Commando.Landing on SWORD Beach on D-Day, he was one of the first Commandos to reach Pegasus Bridge. A thrilling and inspiring fighting man's memoir with no holds barred.
Dave Dawson with the Commandos
In "Dave Dawson with the Commandos," Robert Sidney Bowen masterfully blends adventure and wartime heroism, capturing the essence of World War II through the eyes of a young American protagonist. Written in an accessible yet engaging style, Bowen'Äôs narrative employs vivid descriptions and rapid pacing, immersing readers in the gritty realities of military operations alongside British commandos. The novel contextualizes the era'Äôs valor and camaraderie while tackling themes of courage, sacrifice, and the complexities of warfare. Robert Sidney Bowen, a prolific author in the mid-20th century, is celebrated for his ability to connect youth with the tumultuous historical events of his time. His experiences and observations as a teacher during the war likely influenced his decision to write for children, offering them thrilling stories steeped in history. Bowen's commitment to depicting the resilience of young heroes in times of conflict makes his work particularly impactful, bridging the gap between youthful imagination and historical reality. This book is a compelling read for anyone interested in historical fiction, especially those who enjoy stories of bravery and camaraderie. Bowen'Äôs unique approach will appeal to both younger audiences and adult readers seeking to understand the valor of the past through engaging storytelling.