Brothers in Arms

The Sherwood Rangers, a distinguished tank unit in World War II, transitioned from a cavalry background to mechanized warfare in 1942. Celebrated for their pivotal role in the North African campaign, they were instrumental during the D-Day landings in Normandy and led the advance across France. As the first British troops to enter Germany, their contributions were crucial to the eventual surrender of Germany in May 1945. James Holland provides a detailed account of their remarkable journey and legacy in this compelling narrative.