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In the summer of 1944, the SAS were charged with the most crucial D-Day missions, taking on the might of the Nazi Reich deep behind enemy lines. Facing Hitler's armoured legions - his fearsome Panzer divisions - with little more than raw courage and their nimble Willys jeeps, it would take maverick thinking and unconventional warfare in the extreme to survive and overcome. Hunted at every turn, theirs would become a bitter struggle to topple the dark power wielded from Berlin.Increasingly, the war to seize The Fatherland would descend into a bitter and bloody struggle waged between the Nazi Fuhrer, and those he believed hunted him and his most senior commanders - Blair 'Paddy' Mayne's SAS. No greater courage can be written, nor unconventional soldiering envisaged, than that evidenced by these renegade warriors as they dared all to bring the war to its final blood-soaked close.

Set during July 1943, this gripping narrative chronicles the audacious mission of Britain's SAS forces, led by the legendary Blair 'Paddy' Mayne. Tasked with breaching heavily fortified Nazi defenses, they sailed aboard a converted passenger ferry as part of the largest invasion fleet in history. The stakes were monumental: success could turn the tide of World War II, while failure would have dire consequences. Through intense combat and personal sacrifice, the story explores themes of heroism, treachery, and the lasting impact of war on soldiers.

Delving into the daring operations of the Special Air Service, this account highlights the audacious missions that defined the SAS during D-Day. It explores the innovative tactics and fearless soldiers who undertook perilous assignments behind enemy lines, showcasing their pivotal role in the success of the Allied invasion. Through gripping narratives, the book reveals the challenges faced and the ingenuity displayed by these mavericks, offering a compelling look at a crucial moment in military history.

The new bestseller from Damien Lewis, the Regiment's de facto historian.

Set during World War II, a twelve-man SAS unit embarks on a perilous mission in occupied France to disrupt German supply lines and thwart Hitler's plans for D-Day. Despite their bravery, the unit is betrayed and faces brutal capture by the Gestapo, leading to a harrowing execution order. Miraculously, two members escape, igniting a covert operation to hunt down their captors with Churchill's support. This meticulously researched account uncovers the extraordinary mission's impact on the war and the relentless pursuit of justice that followed.

Chronicling the formation of the SAS during World War II, the narrative highlights the bravery and daring of soldiers who answered Churchill's call for a special unit to undertake high-risk missions. These men, disdained by some military leaders yet celebrated by Churchill, engaged in audacious raids that significantly impacted the war's outcome. Drawing from extensive research, including unseen documents and interviews with veterans, the book pays homage to the courage and camaraderie of this elite fighting force, showcasing their pivotal role in turning the tide against Nazi Germany.

The incredible true story of the SAS's mission to liberate Europe, featuring never-before-seen archive material FROM BESTSELLING MILITARY HISTORIAN DAMIEN LEWIS Summer, 1943: the largest invasion fleet ever assembled sailed for Europe, aiming to bulldoze its way onto Nazi shores. At its vanguard went a few hundred elite soldiers, their Royal Navy warship bearing the iconic motto 'Who Dares Wins'. The aim: Led by the legendary SAS commander Blair 'Paddy' Mayne, these war-bitten, piratical raiders were tasked to do the impossible - to bulldoze their way onto the most heavily defended Nazi shores - against all odds, outnumbered fifty-to-one. If they succeeded, it would mark the turning point in the war. If they failed, the consequences were unthinkable. Action-packed and filled with heroic endeavour, SAS Forged in Hell is breath-taking combat writing at its best, in true Damien Lewis style.

'One of the most extraordinary stories of World War II - a howitzer of a tale that more people should know about' Daily Mail

The new bestseller from Damien Lewis, the Regiment's de facto historian.

Focusing on the audacious exploits of the Special Air Service during WWII, this book recounts seven remarkable escape missions that highlight the bravery and camaraderie of these elite soldiers. Authored by acclaimed war reporter Damien Lewis, it offers a gripping narrative filled with real-life adventure and heroism, showcasing the SAS's daring raids under Churchill's command. The stories celebrate the extraordinary courage of these fighters, making it a thrilling read for history enthusiasts and adventure lovers alike.