The Tiger's Revenge

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The narrative centers on a covert mission executed by British and Australian forces during WWII, which achieved a remarkable strike against Japanese positions in Southeast Asia. Despite its success, the operation remained largely unrecognized, partly due to the tragic repercussions for local Singaporeans blamed by the Japanese. The account is enriched by the perspective of the son of a Special Operations Executive member, the sole British survivor of Operation Jaywick, highlighting the mission's significance and the subsequent, deadly follow-up operation.