Sas Great Escapes Two Av Damien Lewis

<p><b>''Damien Lewis is both a meticulous historian and a born storyteller'' Lee Child</b><br><br>Against insurmountable odds, SAS men crossed deserts, evaded revenge and escaped through enemy lands.<br><b>Lieutenant Bill Fraser</b> and the six SAS men he led were listed as Missing in Action (MIA) after their failure to return from a raid. Nine weeks later they emerged from a death-defying sojourn across the Sahara Desert, after evading and confounding the enemy.<br><br>The eccentric and gifted commander <b>Lord George Jellicoe</b> and the group of five SAS men he led carried out a raid on the German aerodrome at Heraklion, destroying an incredible seventy warplanes. Only one man - Jellicoe, managed to get away.<br><br>Some two-hundred SAS raiders were dispatched across the Sahara to raid the enemy port fortress of Benghazi, in what they feared would be a ''suicide mission''. It very nearly turned out that way, and the survivors faced a 1000-mile journey back across the desert to safet

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