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The account of a remarkable man, superbly written by Liz Coward.’
Peter Finch, radio presenter and producer
‘Liz Coward and William Earl take the reader on an unforgettable journey and I was quite bereft when the book came to an end.‘
Dr Penny Starns, historian and author
‘This meticulously researched and well-written book provides a rare insight into the role of RAMC medical orderlies whose work saved so many lives in the Second World War.’
John Broom, historian and author
‘Through his unflinching memories, Earl reveals moments of understated courage and comradery, laying bare his lowest moments, his rumination on the terrible cost of war, and the pain of being separated from his young wife.’
James Hoare, freelance writer and historian
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