Sir Ranulph Fiennes, a renowned British explorer and a former Special Air Service operative in Oman circa late 1960’s
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Sir Ranulph Fiennes, a renowned British explorer and a former Special Air Service operative in Oman circa late 1960’s
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Little Bo Peep. The untold story.
Little Bo Peep. The untold story.
We all know the Bo Peep nursery rhyme and, of course, there is a story behind it. It was originally a smugglers song. (So says Albert Jack in his book “Pop Goes the Weasel. The secret Meaning of Nursery Rhymes.”) But what is less well known is the more contemporary meaning of this rhyme.
This version concerns one Robert Peep, only child of Mary and George Peep who were a farming family, Mainly…
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ROGUE HEROES (Ben Macintyre)
The S.A.S. began in the 2nd World War as a small experiment that grew in odd ways from its beginning. This is a just under a hagiographic look at the early formation of the S.A.S. and its evolution during the 2nd World War. It doesn’t deal with its history in Northern Ireland and elsewhere except for what is included in biographical notes for key players in its development and growth. It is a good book of focused military history and gives some useful insights into the development of (in modern times) of a new unit of specialised military service.