Hit & Run: British Commandos Striking the Atlantic Wall in Norway
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During World War II, British Commandos struck the Atlantic Wall along the Norway coast, reaping long-lasting benefits. More »
John Malcolm Thorpe Fleming Churchill—known as “Jack Churchill” to his friends, and later “Mad Jack” or “Fighting Jack”—was a professional soldier, son of an old Oxfordshire family. Born in Hong Kong, Churchill graduated from the Royal Military Academy at Sandhurst in 1926 and was commissioned in the Manchesters, a storied regiment with battle honors dating back to the 18th century. He would go on to lead one of the most celebrated and fantastic military careers of the late 20th Century.
•October 11, 2018 • Be the First to Comment
During World War II, British Commandos struck the Atlantic Wall along the Norway coast, reaping long-lasting benefits. More »
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The Successful British Commando Raid on Vaagso During Operation Archery Produced Far-Reaching Consequences in Adolf Hitler’s Conduct of the War. More »
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Warfare History Network’s own badasses of history: leaders and the commanders who, for good or ill, changed the course of world events forever. More »
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“Mad” Jack Churchill was one of that rare breed for whom war is their element. Few others have led such a successful—or fantastic—military career. More »
