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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Over fifty years having now passed since the Second World War ended, it is surprising that there are any first-hand accounts left that are worth the telling. The fact that there are, and that they have remained untold, can only be ascribed to modesty and to the fact that fifty years ago what seems to be the post-war generation to be the exclusive province of thriller writers was to David Sutherland's generation the only adult world they had ever known. It needs someone to say: "You'd better write it down before it's too late" or a grandchild to ask: "What did you do in the war, Grandpa?" to get the pen and the memory cells into gear. David Sutherland's war certainly ranks very high indeed in the thriller ratings. If, at times, he errs on the side of modesty when describing his own role and is over-generous in his praise of others, he cannot disguise the fact that au fond he found it all thrilling - while realising that ultimately he was extremely lucky to come out alive. Much of the action is set in the Aegean where the author served with the Special Boat Service, an off-shoot of the infant SAS, raiding airfields on the German-held islands. This is really thrilling stuff, made all the more moving by the author's profound and lasting admiration for the Greek resistance fighters who risked not just their lives, but those of their families and entire villages, by giving their support. David Sutherland has written a true adventure story. But it is one which raises that age-old yet acutely disconcerting question: "When men have lived lives like this, what am I doing catching the 8:15 from Woking?!" AUTHOR: David Sutherland was born in 1920. He was educated at Eton and commissioned into The Black Watch in 1939, just after the outbreak of war. He remained in the Army until 1955, when he joined MI5, for whom he worked for twenty-five years. He is married to Christine Sutherland, author of the bestselling 'Princess of Siberia'. 50 b/w illustrations With so few survivors of the Second World War military generation alive today, it is extremely fortunate that men like David Sutherland recorded their experiences for posterity. There can be few veterans whose contribution to victory can rival Sutherland's as readers of this superb memoir will discover. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Condition: New. 2004 N&M Press reprint (of original). SB. xii+275pp,29 photos,Published Price £11.50 This unusual and interesting memoir, as its foreword by the official historian of the Australian Flying Corps makes clear, aims to present âthe human sideâ of one theatre of the Great War in the air: that of the âlast crusadeâ to free Palestine from Ottoman Turkish rule. The author, L.W. Sutherland, was an officer in No. 1 Squadron of the AFC, piloting a succession of aircraft - SE5s, RE8s, DH6âs, Nieuport Scouts and Bristol Fighters - through the desert skies. Sutherlandâs down to earth memoir certainly succeeds in conveying the rough, tough Aussie humour with which he and his comrades confronted the hardships around them. But he never lets the reader forget that war is always a grim business, as the title of one of his last chapters on the final Tukish rout -âNine Miles of Deadâ cogently conveys. Among other curiosities the book also cointains one interesting and admiring chapter on T.E. Lawrence and his controversial contribution to the campaign. For Sutherland at least, who often acted as a courier and air chauffeur to Lawrenceâs irregulars, TEL remains an unstained hero. The book is illustrated with some fine photos of planes, pilots and Arab fighters.

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Condition: New. 2004 N&M Press reprint (of original). HB. xii+275pp,29 photos, This unusual and interesting memoir, as its foreword by the official historian of the Australian Flying Corps makes clear, aims to present âthe human sideâ of one theatre of the Great War in the air: that of the âlast crusadeâ to free Palestine from Ottoman Turkish rule. The author, L.W. Sutherland, was an officer in No. 1 Squadron of the AFC, piloting a succession of aircraft - SE5s, RE8s, DH6âs, Nieuport Scouts and Bristol Fighters - through the desert skies. Sutherlandâs down to earth memoir certainly succeeds in conveying the rough, tough Aussie humour with which he and his comrades confronted the hardships around them. But he never lets the reader forget that war is always a grim business, as the title of one of his last chapters on the final Tukish rout -âNine Miles of Deadâ cogently conveys. Among other curiosities the book also cointains one interesting and admiring chapter on T.E. Lawrence and his controversial contribution to the campaign. For Sutherland at least, who often acted as a courier and air chauffeur to Lawrenceâs irregulars, TEL remains an unstained hero. The book is illustrated with some fine photos of planes, pilots and Arab fighters.

Soft cover. Condition: Fine. 1983 Book: Fine/Almost As New/, (illustrator). Book: Fine/Almost As New/, $25.80 an Introduction to HERPES INFECTIONS, a Review. * McKENDRICK, MA BM FRCP, GDW; SUTHERLAND, MB, ChB, MRC Path, S. Gower Medical Publishing Ltd.; Wellcome Foundation Ltd. 1983 London * * * * * UnStated Edition Tall Wide S/c. Glossy Light Grey 2 Stapled Spine With No Title Soft Cover Book: Fine/Almost As New/, Condition, Slightest Shelf, Edge And Corner Wear. Corners Are Sharp And Square. 46 Numbered Pages Printed On 0ff~White Paper, Clean And Tight To The Spine In: As New/ Condition. Prior Owner`, Name Stamped Inside Front Cover. Storage Shelf Wave, From Being Stored Between Two UnEven Objects. D/j: None. This Item Will Be Sent Wrapped In Plastic, Taped Shut And In A = Padded Mailing Envelope. * To Prevent Shipping Damage So That It Will Arrive In The Description Described Which Applies To This B00K, Only. = No Odors, No Writing, No Names, No Rippling, Not Stuck Together, No Book Plate, Not X~Library, No Other Marks. = Will Make It, An Excellent Addition To Your Own Personal Library Collection, Or As A Gift, For The Discriminating Reader / Collector. = WORLD WIDE SHIPPING, AVAILABLE *.

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Soft Cover. Condition: Very Good. Softback. 164pp. a couple of light marks to covers but internally clean. Contains articles on Denifle and Ehrle, Artist and Intellectuals in C14 Italy, Henry VIII, the History of Education, History at Universities and a short guide to Tithe Apportionments.

Hardcover. Condition: Poor. No Jacket. 1st Edition. 276 pages (complete). Sutherland was a member of the Australian Flying Corps. In these anecdotal, jocular but also gritty memoirs he chronicles the Corps contribution to the campaign to free Palestine of the Ottoman Turks during the First World War. This copy has been much worn from storage and handling. The cover is resolute. It has storage stains and marks. The edges have shelving wear. The spine is supple and healthy. Inside, the frontispage is absent. There are freckles of foxing throughout. The pages are clear, bold, confident, firm, very sure, amiable and utterly engaging. fk. Our orders are shipped using tracked courier delivery services.

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Over fifty years having now passed since the Second World War ended, it is surprising that there are any first-hand accounts left that are worth the telling. The fact that there are, and that they have remained untold, can only be ascribed to modesty and to the fact that fifty years ago what seems to be the post-war generation to be the exclusive province of thriller writers was to David Sutherland's generation the only adult world they had ever known. It needs someone to say: "You'd better write it down before it's too late" or a grandchild to ask: "What did you do in the war, Grandpa?" to get the pen and the memory cells into gear. David Sutherland's war certainly ranks very high indeed in the thriller ratings. If, at times, he errs on the side of modesty when describing his own role and is over-generous in his praise of others, he cannot disguise the fact that au fond he found it all thrilling - while realising that ultimately he was extremely lucky to come out alive. Much of the action is set in the Aegean where the author served with the Special Boat Service, an off-shoot of the infant SAS, raiding airfields on the German-held islands. This is really thrilling stuff, made all the more moving by the author's profound and lasting admiration for the Greek resistance fighters who risked not just their lives, but those of their families and entire villages, by giving their support. David Sutherland has written a true adventure story. But it is one which raises that age-old yet acutely disconcerting question: "When men have lived lives like this, what am I doing catching the 8:15 from Woking?!" AUTHOR: David Sutherland was born in 1920. He was educated at Eton and commissioned into The Black Watch in 1939, just after the outbreak of war. He remained in the Army until 1955, when he joined MI5, for whom he worked for twenty-five years. He is married to Christine Sutherland, author of the bestselling 'Princess of Siberia'. 50 b/w illustrations With so few survivors of the Second World War military generation alive today, it is extremely fortunate that men like David Sutherland recorded their experiences for posterity. There can be few veterans whose contribution to victory can rival Sutherland's as readers of this superb memoir will discover. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Over fifty years having now passed since the Second World War ended, it is surprising that there are any first-hand accounts left that are worth the telling. The fact that there are, and that they have remained untold, can only be ascribed to modesty and to the fact that fifty years ago what seems to be the post-war generation to be the exclusive province of thriller writers was to David Sutherland's generation the only adult world they had ever known. It needs someone to say: "You'd better write it down before it's too late" or a grandchild to ask: "What did you do in the war, Grandpa?" to get the pen and the memory cells into gear. David Sutherland's war certainly ranks very high indeed in the thriller ratings. If, at times, he errs on the side of modesty when describing his own role and is over-generous in his praise of others, he cannot disguise the fact that au fond he found it all thrilling - while realising that ultimately he was extremely lucky to come out alive. Much of the action is set in the Aegean where the author served with the Special Boat Service, an off-shoot of the infant SAS, raiding airfields on the German-held islands. This is really thrilling stuff, made all the more moving by the author's profound and lasting admiration for the Greek resistance fighters who risked not just their lives, but those of their families and entire villages, by giving their support. David Sutherland has written a true adventure story. But it is one which raises that age-old yet acutely disconcerting question: "When men have lived lives like this, what am I doing catching the 8:15 from Woking?!" AUTHOR: David Sutherland was born in 1920. He was educated at Eton and commissioned into The Black Watch in 1939, just after the outbreak of war. He remained in the Army until 1955, when he joined MI5, for whom he worked for twenty-five years. He is married to Christine Sutherland, author of the bestselling 'Princess of Siberia'. 50 b/w illustrations With so few survivors of the Second World War military generation alive today, it is extremely fortunate that men like David Sutherland recorded their experiences for posterity. There can be few veterans whose contribution to victory can rival Sutherland's as readers of this superb memoir will discover. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

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