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Summary:
Uxton was a prime target. It was home to one of the largest filling stations in Britain, which sent train upon train laden with munitions to the front lines. This, and its sleepy small‑town defence, made it a tasty looking objective for German sabotage.
The only thing standing in the Nazi operatives’ way was two incompetent lieutenants haplessly trying to stop them from turning the tiny village into a blazing . . . Steel Inferno.
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A really nice copy, no more than very minor wear. Book is sound, bright and clean and in very good condition. Bags and boards optional, please add during checkout if required. Please examine photos carefully and see our notes on item condition before purchasing.
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