Bøger af John Brophy

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This is a new release of the original 1946 edition.

The Daily Telegraph - Dictionary of Tommies' Song and Slang provides an insight into the courage, gaiety and astringent cynicism with which men armed themselves against the horrors of trench warfare.

Aimed at the new Home Guard early in World War Two, and the sort of situation they were likely to encounter defending their homes, this little book both advises on tactics, and posits ten situations the Home Guard were likely to face in the event of an enemy invasion.