Synopsis

Bryan Sell's absorbing account of his army experiences in the Second World War and afterwards takes him from his first somewhat unglamorous year as an 'other rank' Lance Corporal cook, to the status of a senior Major in the Royal Corps of Signals, Second in Command of a Regiment.  On the way he describes his extensive travels, including service in the North African campaign under Field Marshal Montgomery, with vivid detail, sombre but lit up with humour and personal anecdotes, and illustrated with many of his own photographs. 
     Bryan Sell acknowledges the assistance provided by Susan Farrow, who has taken his dictated notes of his memories of his exciting army years and has turned them into a book which is not only a readable record of one man's varied experiences as a soldier, but is also a portrait of a very humane man with strong convictions.
     The cover design is by Patrick Blower, artist and cartoonist, who has created a striking visualisation of the meaning of the book's title.
     The author’s profits from the sale of this book will be donated to the Army Benevolent Fund.

 

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