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... Commando training in Scotland wasn't all that delightful . The seaside hotels became over- crowded with loving wives and girlfriends and bills proved astronom- ical . Randolph found himself posted to be the subaltern of another MP ...
... Commando training in Scotland wasn't all that delightful . The seaside hotels became over- crowded with loving wives and girlfriends and bills proved astronom- ical . Randolph found himself posted to be the subaltern of another MP ...
Page 51
... Commando organization was a bit top heavy in the proportion of officers and NCOs to men , and before reaching Suez the troopship carrying No. 8 Commando became famous for a slogan painted on the lower deck , ' Never in the history of ...
... Commando organization was a bit top heavy in the proportion of officers and NCOs to men , and before reaching Suez the troopship carrying No. 8 Commando became famous for a slogan painted on the lower deck , ' Never in the history of ...
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... Commando lieutenant and a major in Press and Propaganda . When not in Shepheards Hotel he stayed with Peter Stirling , David's brother , who was 3rd Secretary in the Embassy in Cairo . How security worked from that flat - where sleeping ...
... Commando lieutenant and a major in Press and Propaganda . When not in Shepheards Hotel he stayed with Peter Stirling , David's brother , who was 3rd Secretary in the Embassy in Cairo . How security worked from that flat - where sleeping ...
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