Unabridged Audiobook
While I had heard of the SAS and its exploits in North Africa, I was less aware of its role in assisting the French Resistance behind enemy lines which made for interesting reading. However, the truly fascinating element of the book for me was the relentless efforts made by the SAS to discover the location of its lost comrades even as the war was winding down and the identity of their killers so that the Nazi war criminals might be brought to justice. What made that effort truly remarkable was that those seeking to hunt down the perpetrators did so even after their unit had been disbanded in the immediate aftermath of the war and the operation was something of its own "black" ops activity well after the German surrender.
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