Narakan Rifles, about Face!

Narakan Rifles, about Face!

The Narakan Rifles are a fictional regiment of the British Army that appears in George H. Smith's novel "About Face!" The story follows the experiences of Lieutenant John Forsythe, who is assigned to lead a platoon of the Narakan Rifles during World War II. Throughout the book, Forsythe and his men face numerous challenges as they fight their way through enemy territory in North Africa and Italy. The novel explores themes of leadership, camaraderie, and the brutality of war.

By George H. Smith · First published 1957 · Genre: Science Fiction, Military Fiction, Adventure · 5 chapters · 13,100 words

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_Those crazy, sloppy, frog-like Narakans. all thumbs and six-inch skulls. relics of the Suzi swamps. Until four-fisted Lt. Terrence O'Mara moved among them -- lethal, dangerous, with a steady purpose flaming in his volcanic eyes._

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military · historical fiction · war · combat · strategy · leadership · camaraderie · bravery · sacrifice · adventure · drama · conflict

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