Hans Ulrich Rudel was Germany’s most decorated soldier of the Second World War.  He flew over 2,500 combat missions, destroyed over 500 Soviet tanks, sank a battleship and cruiser, was shot down more than 30 times and somehow lived through all of it.  Join us for a review of his autobiography “Stuka Pilot”. 

Britain was facing NAZI Germany alone when David Stirling had an idea.  He imagined using the vast emptiness of the harsh North African desert to allow small bands of raiders to attack enemy airfields and overextended supply lines along the coast.  Join us for a review of Virginia Cowles "The Phantom Major" to learn how Stirling and his men lived their motto of "Who Dares Wins".