BRITAIN'S GUERRILLA ARMY: Plans for a Secret War 1939-45

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Comprehensive account of Britain's plans to fight a secret war in the event of a Nazi invasion. Explores the origins of Britain's multi-layered system of secret organizations, and in specific, Auxiliary Units and how they were never intended as a resistance organization. Instead, the Auxiliary Units patrols were designed as uniformed guerrillas to support an active military campaign, while their Special Duties Branch would spy on the British public as much as any Nazi invader. Contains 60 black and white illustrations.