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Jeremy Clarkson war stories: the true stories of two audacious World War II missions.

Two-part historical documentary, presented by Jeremy Clarkson, which revisits stories of bravery from the Second World War. The first programme explores the tale of the 'The Victoria Cross', which Clarkson's father-in-law, Major Robert Henry Cain, was awarded after taking part in the audacious Operation Market Garden. The second instalment tells the story of 'The Greatest Raid of All', regarded by many as the 'original Mission Impossible'. Those involved in Operation Chariot were tasked with destroying a Nazi-occupied dock at Normandy, a mission which forced German warships to return home in need of repairs, and one which saw 89 soldiers receive military decorations for their services.

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32320003297508 Military War
DVD   East Maitland Library . . Available .  
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Classification Number Military War
Title Jeremy Clarkson war stories [DVD] the true stories of two audacious World War II missions.
Publisher [London] : : BBC Worldwide : Roadshow Entertainment (distributor),, c2012.
Physical Description sd., col. ;
Series DVD
Military War
Note Special feature : Making of the greatest raid of all.
Contents The Victoria Cross: For Valour -- The Greatest Raid of All.
Performer Written and presented by Jeremy Clarkson.
Two-part historical documentary, presented by Jeremy Clarkson, which revisits stories of bravery from the Second World War. The first programme explores the tale of the 'The Victoria Cross', which Clarkson's father-in-law, Major Robert Henry Cain, was awarded after taking part in the audacious Operation Market Garden. The second instalment tells the story of 'The Greatest Raid of All', regarded by many as the 'original Mission Impossible'. Those involved in Operation Chariot were tasked with destroying a Nazi-occupied dock at Normandy, a mission which forced German warships to return home in need of repairs, and one which saw 89 soldiers receive military decorations for their services.
Classification Censorship classification : PG.
Subject World War, 1939-1945
Battles -- History -- 20th century
Military history
Documentary films
Additional Author Clarkson, Jeremy
Wilman, Andy
Pearson, Richard
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