This is the third book in Spike Milligan’s war memoirs (volume 1; volume 2). Combat has now died down in Africa, and no one is ready to be shipped to a new field of combat yet. The troops are therefore getting bored. Suddenly the establishment recalls that Milligan can play the trumpet and the band reforms. Most of this book is spent being shuffled between army staging areas, and performing music. Regardless of little “happening”, still an engaging read.
Monty: His Part in My Victory
The War -- And Peace -- Memoirs
Non-fiction
The War -- And Peace -- Memoirs
Non-fiction
