Having completed a controversial twelve year military career with the rank of captain in the Royal Fusiliers, Richard Blake's a subsequent service with the Officer Special Reserve Corps soon significantly eats into his first civilian career
Nigel Kemble-Clarkson Books
\"Things Ain't What They Used to Be\"
- 168 pages
- 6 hours of reading
Nigel Kemble-Clarkson was born in 1939, the only child of a City ship broker and a portrait painter. Following a Sussex prep school education, initially during Hitler's 'doodle bugging', he attended Brighton College where sport was the focus of his achievements.