Death Of A Regiment (1973) By John Foley
 
This is the story of the pains of an old-established infantry regiment when it dies and is reborn in a totally different shape as an armoured regiment. It is the task of the new commanding officer, Lt. Col. Charles Lewis, gradually to transform a raw, disjointed, disgruntled collection of individualists into a first-class fighting machine. The regiment is blooded in the battle of Normandy, facing once more the prospect of being wiped out.
 
Hard Cover with Dust Jacket
222 pages
In Fair to Good Condition