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Old 11-18-2016, 07:11 PM   #700
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Memories of a Desert Rat
by Adrian Jucker MC 1920-2001

This short, fascinating, and very personal account of one man's war experiences, tells the story of what it was like to live on the front line during WW2.


https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00LW82OU8/

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There was a television program when I was a very young child called "Rat Patrol." I think that the unit was manned by Americans only. About the only thing else that I remember is that they rode around the desert in Jeeps, at least some of which had a machine gun mounted behind the seat. The setting almost had to have been North Africa, because that was the site of about the only desert warfare that the U.S. engaged in in World War II. I wonder if the program might have been based upon the unit the author of this book was in? I loved that show, for some reason.

Of course, I had to grab the book. Thanks for posting it.

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