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Aug 2023
26m 21s

The original rogue heroes of the SAS

History Extra
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In today’s long read, we’re bringing you a story of extravagant lies, homemade bombs and adrenaline-pumped commandos, as historian Joshua Levine charts the formative years of the SAS through the exploits of four extraordinary servicemen – Mick Gurmin, Jock Lewes, Mike Sadler and John Tonkin. HistoryExtra Long Reads brings you the best articles from BBC Histo ... Show More
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