Commando.No.4828.2015.HYBRiD.COMiC.eBook-LiBRiCiDE

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 |   Release date : 2020-04-06                                                |
 |   ISBN/ISSN    : N/A                                                       |
 |   Language     : English                                                   |
 |   Format       : PDF                                                       |
 |   Disks        : 09                                                        |
 |   Type         : HYBRiD                                                    |
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 | "Unexploded bomb!" That dreaded cry would send shivers down the spine of   |
 | the bravest man. Yet, for Lieutenant Bill Seddon of the Bomb Disposal      |
 | Company, it was all in the line of duty. Every day he faced the task of    |
 | defusing these devilish devices with the same outward coolness.            |
 |                                                                            |
 | But now the strain was beginning to show. Bill's hands were trembling      |
 | as he lifted the fuse mechanism from the dull-grey 250kg bomb which lay    |
 | before him. His nerves had been stretched to their limit, and death now    |
 | stared him in the face. All it would take wasà                             |
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 | One False Moveà                                                            |
 | Foreword                                                                   |
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 | Colonel Mike Brooke OBE, former Commanding Officer 33                      |
 | Engineer Regiment (Explosive Ordnance Disposal)                            |
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 | 2015 is a special year for Royal Engineers Bomb Disposal as it is          |
 | exactly 75 years since the original Bomb Disposal Teams were formed in     |
 | 1940 in response to a terrible threat facing the United Kingdom from       |
 | Nazi Germany. There are commemorations in the Bomb Disposal Regiments      |
 | culminating in a Service of Thanksgiving at St Paul's Cathedral in         |
 | October. St Paul's Cathedral has a special place in our hearts since it    |
 | could well have been destroyed by a German aerial delivered bomb which     |
 | penetrated 30 feet into the road just outside the Cathedral but failed     |
 | to detonate. Lieutenant Robert Davies RE and his team were immediately     |
 | deployed to tackle it. At huge risk to themselves, the bomb was made       |
 | safe and removed by Lance Corporal George Wylie. Their incredible          |
 | bravery in the face of certain death earned them each the George Cross,    |
 | Britain's highest award for gallantry not in the face of the enemy!        |
 | It's hard to imagine that the average life expectancy of Bomb Disposal     |
 | Officers and their Number 2s was just 7-9 weeks in Central London at       |
 | the height of the Blitz! The Nation owes them a lotàand you can read       |
 | about their heroism inside this graphic Commando comic.                    |
 |                                                                            |
 | But the story of Royal Engineers Bomb Disposal doesn't stop at World       |
 | War II. Each year since 1945, Explosive Ordnance Teams have been busy      |
 | dealing with every type of bomb, shell or missile wherever the threat      |
 | to military and/or civilian personnel occurred. In the aftermath of the    |
 | 1st Gulf War in 1991, some 5 million items were safely dealt with once     |
 | Sadam Hussein had been booted out of Kuwaitàequally, ex-members of the     |
 | 33/101 Engineer Regiments (EOD) have been employed in lots of civilian     |
 | explosive ordnance disposal companies helping to make safe civilian        |
 | populations all over the world, particularly in Africa and the Far East    |
 | in places like Vietnam.                                                    |
 |                                                                            |
 | So, as you dip into this comic, which I thoroughly recommend, please       |
 | remember the 'unsung heroes' of Royal Engineer Bomb/Explosive Ordnance     |
 | Disposal Units, some of whom paid the ultimate price to make our world     |
 | a safer place.                                                             |
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 | Note: Originally published as Commando No 1329 (June 1979) and was         |
 | re-issued as No 2635 (February 1993).                                      |
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 |   "You don't have to burn books to destroy a culture. Just get people to   |
 |    stop reading them." - Ray Bradbury                                      |
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 |_                                    .nfo by gRISKOKARE/iMPURE!aSCII 1940. _|
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