The St. Nazaire Raid
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Illustration showing HMS 'Campbeltown' (left)speeding towards the gates of the 'Normandie' dry dock, St. Nazaire, March 1942. HMS 'Campbeltown' was used as an explosive ram on the gates of the Nazi controlled
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Heroism and high strategy | Richard Hopton | The Critic Magazine
Sacrifice at Saint-Nazaire | Naval History Magazine - April 2017 Volume 31, Number 2
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The Greatest Raid: St Nazaire, 1942 | National Army Museum
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Illustration showing the scene at St. Nazaire docks just after HMS 'Campbeltown' (right) had rammed the gates of the 'Normandie' dry-dock, March 1942. British Commandos can be seen moving across the dock
A Bold Strategy: The British Raid on St. Nazaire | The National WWII Museum | New Orleans
St Nazaire Raid - Wikipedia
The Greatest Raid by Giles Whittell review — Operation Chariot, Churchill's maddest mission
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Operation Chariot: The St Nazaire Raid, 1942 (Casemate Illustrated): 9781612007298: Stasi, Jean-Charles: Books - Amazon.com
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