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Profits from the sale of this book will go to the charity
'Help for Heroes', in memory of Stan and others like him.
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This book will appeal to anybody who picks it up as, from the very first paragraph, it draws you in to a fascinating insight of village life in Dent, Cumbria, between the great wars but focusing primarily on Stan Haygarth's life as Cavalryman in the 24th Lancers and the Royal Tank Regiment in World War II and his rehabilitation, having suffered horrendous burn injuries and combat stress. The daily routine of a soldier in the field during World War II will surprise many as much of the time was taken up by routine administration and inactivity between engagements with the Germans...
'The author is donating the proceeds of the book sales to the 'Help for Heroes' charity, a charity set up to help ex-service men and women who have mental as well as physical injuries as a result of being involved in conflicts around the world. By reading the book you are not only contributing to the charity but also gaining a greater understanding of Post Traumatic Stress, suffered by servicemen and women on the battlefields of today, so vividly portrayed by Stan Haygarth's story.
Lt. Col. Nicholas Emson, MC.
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A Walk on the Wild Side
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