Kill the Tiger: Operation Rimau and the Battle for Southeast Asia by Peter Thompson & Robert Macklin

An epic WWII story of bravery and betrayal in Southeast Asia, this book reveals the shameful truth of how a group of heroic British and Australian commando's were left for dead by their superiors after an aborted mission.
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4.0 out of 5 stars Magnificent, 5 Mar 2007
By Dave J. "DJ" (Ireland) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Kill the Tiger: Operation Rimau and the Battle for Southeast Asia (Paperback)

There has been major motion pictures created on less daring fiction than the heroism described within this book, a fact which has forced me to remind myself that the events which are vividly described are actually true!
The amount of research that has obviously gone into the creation of this novel is amazing and the justified anger in which the authors describe the treatment of those concerned leaves an aftertaste that is hard to forget.
In short, a must-read that I found hard to put down and even harder to forget.
Dave J.

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