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Operation Pedestal: The Fleet that Battled to Malta 1942 Max Hastings

William Collins, pp.428, 25

If you can tell the difference between Jack Hawkins and John Mills, and between a Stuka and a Sten gun, perhaps after long, wet afternoons watching black-and-white war films, this is the book for you. Max Hastings is a wily operator who knows exactly what his readers want and with Operation Pedestal he has produced it for them again.

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