After the Battle 132

Issue 132 of After the Battle Magazine has a 12 page article which examines an astonishing amount of new information and rediscovered photographs which appeared after the original publication of my Villers-Bocage book.  At the heart of the changes are the accounts of a number of Veterans who came forward after reading the book.  In addition, new photographs are examined including a set taken of PoWs captured during the battle.

Also in this issue are an article about the exile and return of King Hakon to Norway at the end of the War; an article looking at the US Desert Training Center; an article analyzing L/Cpl John Tucker's action single-handed against three Panthers in Italy, April 1945; and the exploration of the wrecks of HMS Charybdis & HMS Limbourne, both sunk off Brittany in October 1943.