Reminiscence, 1942-1944.

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Reminiscence, 1942-1944.

"A Personal Narrative History of MTTB Squadron 15" by Stanley M. Barnes is an account of the squadron during its twenty months existence, 1942-1944, in WWII, in the Mediterranean area. The squadron was commanded part of the time by the Royal Navy and was in contact with the enemy almost continuously. Details relationships with the OSS, the Russians, Navy Department, British Coastal Forces, tells of engagements and encounters, the squadron's performance and lessons learned. Discusses PT program and decorations and medals policy.

308 p.; 9 x 11.5 in.

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