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ACCOUNT OF THE OPERATIONS IN BURMA CARRIED OUT BY PROBYN’S HORSE DURING FEBRUARY, MARCH AND APRIL 1945

Despite its name Probyn’s Horse was equipped with Sherman tanks for its advance to Rangoon in the last stages of the war in Burma against Japan.

This Regiment was equipped with Sherman Tanks and the narrative describes their advance from Meiktila to Rangoon.Well written, with good detail and with many references to individuals.The maps are most helpful in supporting the narrative.Honour and Awards (all ranks) and list of officers who served in the campaign.

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Product Code:	9302
Author:	Major Mylne MBE
ISBN:	9781845743222
Format:	2006 N&M Press reprint (original pub 1945). SB. 76pp with 19 maps in colour and numerous contemporary illustrations
Shipping Time:	May take longer than 28 days to despatch
Our Price:	£18.00 January sale price: £14.40

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