We have ways of making you talk presents The Cauldron by Xeno, read by Almari.

The Cauldron by Xeno offers note. This is a novel, although the battle are many of the

incidents described in the book are true. All the central characters with the exception

of Tim Jordan are imaginary, and their behaviour reflects only what experiences taught me to

expect of men of the same caliber in similar circumstances. I found it quite impossible

to conceal behind the character Tim Jordan, the identity of Colonel B.A. Boy Wilson,

DSO, MC, who commanded the independent company in the Battle of Arnhem. I have referred

to some commanding officers by their correct names among the Major General R.E. Erkert,

CB DSO of the British First Airborne Division, Major General Sossabowski of the Polish

parachute brigade under General Erkert's command during the Arnhem operation, Brigadier,

now General, Sir Gerald Lathbury, DSO, MBE, now Governor of Gibraltar of the First

Parachute Brigade, Brigadier, now Lieutenant General, Shan Hackett, DSO, MC, MBE of the

Fourth Parachute Brigade, and Brigadier Pip Hicks, DSO, who commanded the Gliderborne

troops of the First Air Landing Brigade. A reference is also made to Lieutenant Colonel

Johnny Frost, DSO, MC, who commanded the Second Parachute Battalion and other elements

of the division round the North end of the road bridge at the height of the battle. And

another, to Major Dickie Londstale, DSO, MC, who commanded the Londstale Force, which

held the final positions from the NATO-Rine up past the Usterbeak Church. But, if any

ex-member of the independent company, all the division seeks to discover the identity

of Sergeant Murray or Corporal McEwan, he will be disappointed. There were no such characters

or their equivalents. There were no headquarter sections in the independent company, and

therefore no headquarter sections, sergeants or corporals. This is essentially a story

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