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Summary:
Sergeant George Lister was a gunner who didn’t know much about fancy talk and smart saluting. He was a bit lost when men spoke of tactics, of fast-moving mobile artillery, of the intricate calculation needed to work out long-range bombardments.
But when the going got rough and his troop was left alone and on foot to drag a ton of gun up the sheer face of a mountain behind enemy lines – then! – it was Geordie’s massive shoulders, raw courage and bull-roar of command that drove every man to sweat blood doing the impossible!
Condition:
A decent copy. Some light rubbing at edges, minor general wear, tanning. Minor newsagent annotation to rear, small pen mark to front. Book is sound and in good condition. Bagged and boarded. Please examine photos carefully and see our notes on item condition before purchasing.








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