Peter Harclerode Books

Peter Harclerode's writing draws on a distinguished military career, including service in the Irish Guards, the SAS, and the Parachute Regiment across the UK, Middle East, and Far East. This extensive experience informs his unique perspective on conflict and military operations. His work offers readers an authentic glimpse into the demanding world of special forces and elite military units. Through his prose, Harclerode brings a level of detail and realism often missing in military narratives.

Go to It!
192 pages
7 hours of reading
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On 23rd April 1943, the War Office laid down a phased programme for the formation of what was to become one of the most renowned divisions in the history of airborne forces: the 6th Airborne. Based on a wide variety of sources, including eyewitness accounts by former members of the division, this superbly and profusely illustrated volume covers in detail the history of this remarkable force and the equally remarkable men who served in it. The 6th Airborne Division was one of the most famous fighting formations of the British Army. Go To It is the gripping account of a story which has not been told - until now.
Arnhem, a tragedy of errors
224 pages
8 hours of reading
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Describes and analyzes the reasons for the failure of "Operation Market Garden" at Arnhem, when the British troops were forced to withdraw before the Rhine and Ruhr barriers could be attacked again the next year.
The lost masters
402 pages
15 hours of reading
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The difinitive current assessment of an on-going saga. It is a terrible indictment of greed and indolence.--The Financial Times

Go to It!

Arnhem, a tragedy of errors

The lost masters