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In the world of military history there is no brand as potent as that of the SAS. They burst into
global prominence in 1980 with their spectacular storming of the Iranian Embassy, and there have
been hundreds of books, films, documentaries and even reality TV shows about them. But what
there hasn't been is a guide to the scenes of some of their most famous Second World War
operations. That is why Gavin Mortimer’s vivid two-volume account of their daring missions in
German-occupied France in 1944 is such compelling reading.SAS actions in France delayed
German reinforcements reaching the battlefront in Normandy, later sewing confusion among the
Germans as they withdrew. The SAS trained the French Maquis and helped to turn them from an
indisciplined rabble into an effective fighting force. Their exploits inflicted heavy casualties on the
Germans, and they left a trail of destruction and disorder in their wake.In this second volume
focusing on 2 SAS he describes in graphic detail operations Loyton, Wallace and Hardy, and
Rupert, all of which were carried out in eastern France. Using previously unpublished interviews
with SAS veterans and members of the Maquis as well as rare photographs, Gavin Mortimer
blends the past and present, so that readers can walk in the footsteps of SAS heroes and see
where they lived, fought and died.