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The Fighting Saga of the SAS #4
Close Combat
Malaya was somewhere that Deacon remembered well. Back in 1945, it was the last stop in his war. A raid on a Jap arms shipment that went badly wrong.
The communist guerillas wanted the weaponry for their own operations and Deacon barely escaped with his skin. He won't forget Sand Shan in a hurry either. He was the commander of those 'freedom fighters' .
The communist guerillas wanted the weaponry for their own operations and Deacon barely escaped with his skin. He won't forget Sand Shan in a hurry either. He was the commander of those 'freedom fighters' .
160 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 1983
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