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The Story of the Royal Army Service Corps, 1939-1945 - by Colonel Hugh Bell (Paperback)
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Highlights
- A complete history of the RASC in all theatres throughout the Second World War.A model unit history originally published under the direction of the Institution of the Royal Army Service Corps, it is excellently produced, and arranged by theatre of war.
- Author(s): Colonel Hugh Bell
- 804 Pages
- History, Military
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A complete history of the RASC in all theatres throughout the Second World War.
Book Synopsis
A complete history of the RASC in all theatres throughout the Second World War.
A model unit history originally published under the direction of the Institution of the Royal Army Service Corps, it is excellently produced, and arranged by theatre of war. The narrative is full with technical information, and the many photographic plates record visually British military vehicles in service situations.
The major military logistical campaign that the war presented, and how the RASC responded to the combat support role, is covered magnificently using war diaries, collated narratives and records collected during the war for inclusion in a history of the corps. A complete Roll of Honour - list of honours and awards to all ranks - 19 good maps and illustrations complete this monumental history of the RASC in all theatres throughout the war.