Title: Fascinating look at a very obscure topic - British tanks in Greece
Product review: I came to this book from "Brazen Chariots" - I had hoped to find out about Crisp's experiences in Normandy - he makes an aside to this in "Chariots" but this book is not that story - it's a sort of prequel to "Chariots" about his time commanding a tank troop in the British expedition to Greece in 1941. I read this book as a teenager and learned some things: lots of water is a cheap hangover cure; it is possible to shoot an aircraft down with a Bren gun (just not very likely); and the A9s, A10s and A13s were more suitable for an indigent family to live in than as battle tanks.I bought this book many years ago, in a paperback edition that has since split and is kept together with string and pressure; it is one of my prized books. And highly recommended to students of WW2, obscure campaigns, armour, and fans of "Brazen Chariots"!
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