Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry AUTOBIOGRAPHY

Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry AUTOBIOGRAPHYEdited by Lt General Sir Brian Horrocks First Edition Published 1972 Formed in 1914 this Regiment quickly became a valuable asset to the British fight against the Kaiser. This book tells the history of the Regiment from its formation through to the late 1960's. A Regiment who can be proud of its history and exploits. Both through their Service in the World Wars, and subsequent postings after, including Cypress, this book describes a Regiment which has

The facts uncovered throughout the book are often so preposterous that in a fiction novel they would seem unbelivable

A very fine copy of "With The Flag to Pretoria"

the translation of the title is my rough estimate so please check the photo to confirm

has had to single out twenty-one men to represent "The Many" to whom he dedicates this book

and thereafter any flying that took place by either sailors or soldiers was done to the framework of the RAF

David Bradley

with no markings again unless stated in the description

whilst entering the death trap eighteenth century prisons

While World War II produced numerous acts of self sacrifice

This book attempts to tell the story of flight and the human endeavour that it enshrines through the seemingly impregnable blocks of stone which have been erected to the memory of those brave men and women who have made aviation history

This well researched publication analyses the validity of the pre-war fears of a possible German aerial "knock-out blow"

the Japanese instead turned their attentions to Malaya