ROYAL SCOTS IN THE GULF
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ROYAL SCOTS IN THE GULF (ebook)

LAURIE MILNER

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Laurie Milner reveals the remarkable single-mindedness and courage of the soldiers of Britain's present-day Army in the face of a numerically superior, well-equipped and well dug-in enemy, whose level of resistance could not be accurately assessed.

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