FIGHTING FROM DUNKIRK TO BERLIN: A Memoir From the Frontlines to the Intelligence Corps

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Chronicles the extraordinary military service of Wilfred Needler, from his mention in dispatches at Dunkirk in 1940 and continuing through pivotal moments such as his battlefield commission in Africa, his participation in the Invasion of Sicily, landing on Gold Beach on D-Day, and his appointment as Brigade Intelligence Officer. His journey is documented through firsthand accounts, personal diary records, and war diary archives, alongside photographs. Illuminates the critical role of intelligence officers in the Second World War, providing new insight into their often-unseen contributions to military strategy and espionage. Seeks to promote the complex world of codebreaking, tactical intelligence, and the quiet heroism of those working behind the frontlines. Contains 36 mono illustrations.