Stirling Work: History of the SAS in World War II

by Michael Rose

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Stirling Work is the amazing true story of how a bunch of misfits were drawn together during World War Two, to create the world renowned regiment known as the SAS. This true account brings plenty of real life action, with some amazing tales of bravery and heroism along the way. As the best of the best fight the Axis powers during World War Two. The SAS started life in 1941 under David Stirling as a small band of 60 men called 'L' Detachment Special Air Service Brigade. From that point the book follows the SAS from the heat of North Africa, through Sicily, Italy and into France before and after D-Day, for the final push towards Germany. It has been written using historical facts and accounts from those who were there, creating a gripping tale of the 'Originals' and how they set the blueprint for Special Forces across the globe.
  • ISBN10 129155999X
  • ISBN13 9781291559996
  • Publish Date 15 September 2013
  • Publish Status Out of Print
  • Out of Print 19 February 2014
  • Publish Country GB
  • Imprint Lulu.com
  • Format eBook
  • Language English