Author

Gavin Mortimer

25 books

Books

  1. The Longest Night: The Bombing of London on May 10, 1941 2005
  2. The Great Swim 2008
  3. Double Death: The True Story of Pryce Lewis, the Civil War's Most Daring Spy 2010
  4. Merrill's Marauders: The Untold Story of Unit Galahad and the Toughest Special Forces Mission of World War II 2013
21 more
  1. Chasing Icarus: The Seventeen Days in 1910 That Forever Changed American Aviation 2009
  2. The SBS in World War II: An Illustrated History 2013
  3. Online Games 1995
  4. Shackleton 2002
  5. Men Who Made the SAS 2015
  6. The SAS in World War II 2011
  7. The First Eagles: The American Pilots Who Flew With the British, Became Aces, and Won World War I 2014
  8. A History of Football in 100 Objects 2012
  9. Long Range Desert Group in World War II 2017
  10. Kill Rommel! 2014
  11. SAS Combat Vehicles 1942-1991 2021
  12. The Blitz: An Illustrated History 2010
  13. Shackleton & Antarctic Expl 2002
  14. A History Of Cricket In 100 Objects 2013
  15. Kill Rommel Operation Flipper 1941 2014
  16. World War II in Secret 2015
  17. World War 11 in secret The Hidden Conflict 2015
  18. The Story of Yellow Leaf: Journal of a Sioux Girl 2008
  19. The Ultimate Guide to Cricket 2006
  20. Find Out About the United Kingdom (Find Out About Books) 2009
  21. STIRLING'S MEN: THE INSIDE HISTORY OF THE SAS IN WORLD WAR II 2004

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