With so many WWII books out there, it can be difficult to know where to begin.
But this revised version of Scottish Lion on Patrol, a classic regimental tome (first published in 1950), is a great starting point.
It is rather complex so requires a solid level of WWII knowledge, but its insights into some under-reported, yet hugely significant, moments of the war make this book a fitting tribute to those who served in the 15th Scottish Reconnaissance Regiment.
The eye-witness accounts from ex-soldiers are particularly moving.
Scottish Lion on Patrol, by Tim Chamberlin, published by Pen & Sword, £18.99.
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