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SharePoint 2010 Six-in-One

Computers & Technology

Clark, Andrew

Schaefer, Kenneth

Geier, Chris

Dew, Cathy

Bertram, Becky

Mitchell, Raymond

Preston, Wes

Web Development & Design

Wrox Pr Inc

Marine Commando: Sicily and Salerno, 1943 with 41 Royal Marines Commando

R. Hale

This dramatic first-hand account, told from a marine's point of view, of the part played by 41 Royal Marines Commando in the Sicily and Salerno landings of the invasion of Italy, is now in paperback for the first time. The author charts the period between June 1943, when 41 Commando sailed for the Mediterranean, and January 1944 when it returned to the UK. Raymond Mitchell's brigade was the one chosen to initiate the return to Europe of the Allied Armies after the debacle of the fall of France in 1940 and, although their attack on Sicily was lightly opposed, it is likely that it would have succeeded whatever the opposition. At Salerno, the landing was completely unopposed - the enemy reaction came later on. However, his efforts, together with those of all the other thousands of men involved, ensured that in the end the enemy pulled back. Between the two actions was a period of "resting" and training, less important but still essential parts of the overall picture of the war in the Mediterranean Theatre. Here, the author gives valuable insight into the life of the Commando forces at that time from rations and messdecks to the care of casualties and the discomforts endured by those at the bottom of the military pyramid.

Marine Commando

Biographies & Memoirs

Parsons, John F. C.

Leaders & Notable People

Robert Hale, Ltd.

In 1944, Ray Mitchell landed in Normandy with his unit 41 Royal Marine Commando. His role in bringing the Third Reich to its knees was that of dispatch rider. Often operating alone in totally unfamiliar and hostile terrain, he and his motor bike delivered vital messages to forward units. This is a fighting soldier’s account of war - warts and all and describes in vivid terms his and his fellow commandos’ experiences and emotions. Over the next ten months the commandos were in the thick of the action in France, the Low Countries and Germany itself. Of particular note was the amphibious landing on the Walcheren Peninsula where the beleaguered German garrison fought fiercely to deny the Allies the vital port of Antwerp.

Commando Despatch Rider: From D-Day to Deutschland 1944-45

Pen and Sword Military

In 1944, Ray Mitchell landed in Normandy with his unit 41 Royal Marine Commando. His role in bringing the Third Reich to its knees was that of dispatch rider. Often operating alone in totally unfamiliar and hostile terrain, he and his motor bike delivered vital messages to forward units. This is a fighting soldier’s account of war - warts and all and describes in vivid terms his and his fellow commandos’ experiences and emotions.Over the next ten months the commandos were in the thick of the action in France, the Low Countries and Germany itself. Of particular note was the amphibious landing on the Walcheren Peninsula where the beleaguered German garrison fought fiercely to deny the Allies the vital port of Antwerp.

Commando Despatch Rider: From D-Day to Deutschland, 1944–45

Historical

"They Did What Was Asked of Them": 41 (Royal Marines) Commando, 1942-1946

Ashdown Right Hon., Paddy

Firebird Books

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