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... David Stirling was allowed to open a training camp at Kabrit which lay near the Great Bitter Lakes about a hundred miles from Cairo . Randolph divided his time between being a Commando lieutenant and a major in Press and Propaganda ...
... David Stirling was allowed to open a training camp at Kabrit which lay near the Great Bitter Lakes about a hundred miles from Cairo . Randolph divided his time between being a Commando lieutenant and a major in Press and Propaganda ...
Page 61
... David looked up and saw an expression of rapturous relief on his chum's face ... Stirling's attempts to parachute behind the enemy lines , which was just as ... David Stirling obtained a base at Jalo , an oasis which lay a ...
... David looked up and saw an expression of rapturous relief on his chum's face ... Stirling's attempts to parachute behind the enemy lines , which was just as ... David Stirling obtained a base at Jalo , an oasis which lay a ...
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... Stirling's SAS had blown up over 250 enemy planes on the ground . Randolph kept telling his father of the exploits of David Stirling and Fitzroy Maclean . The latter had by now been sent on an adventurous mission in Persia where his job ...
... Stirling's SAS had blown up over 250 enemy planes on the ground . Randolph kept telling his father of the exploits of David Stirling and Fitzroy Maclean . The latter had by now been sent on an adventurous mission in Persia where his job ...
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