Win a limited edition copy of The SAS & LRDG Roll of Honour

The Special Air Service, and Long Range Desert Group conducted daring, clandestine operations behind enemy lines in the desert of North Africa, the Mediterranean, Occupied France, and beyond. The men who fought and died in these operations were highly trained, immensely brave and up until recently have largely gone unrecognised. Now, The SAS & LRDG Roll of Honour recounts the incredible stories of some 374 Special Forces casualties, who are commemorated in sites across 17 different countries.

Captain Easonsmith took this photograph of the SAS after their first raid, named Operation Squatter Credit: The family of the late Lt-Col ‘Jake’ Easonsmith

 

The book’s author, who goes by the name Ex-Lance-Corporal X, QGM, spent 13 years researching and compiling the book’s service records, medal citations and operational reports. 100% of profits from the book’s first run is being donated to the construction of memorials and the running of service charities.

 

History of war has a limited edition copy of The SAS & LRDG Roll of Honour 1941-47 to give away to one lucky winner, so simply answer the question below for your chance to win. Of the limited print run of 2,000 box sets, only around 250 remain and are only available from www.sas-lrdg-roh.com