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| About the Book | |
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Operation Tiger in World War II, was the code name for a large-scale rehearsal for the D-Day invasion of Normandy, France. The rehearsal was to occur on the southern shores of England. As the practice started, the convoy and LST's were discovered and attacked by German E-boats, resulting in a large number of men lost. Among the officers were 10 who were known as BIGOT's, an acronym for British Invasion of German Occupied Territory, which meant they had knowledge of the true invasion site and if captured would compromise the entire operation. Nine of these men were found dead, one was missing, and who was now floating on a raft in the English Channel.
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| About the Author | |
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G.R. Ording lives and writes from Texas when not traveling. He has traveled throughout the United States, Europe and the Far East experiencing many different cultures. His hobbies are traveling, fishing and other outdoor activities. He is fluent in German and has a working knowledge of Spanish and Japanese. He has studied World War II history for over 30 years, specializing in the European campaign. He is the author of several fiction adventure books including the fictional World War II adventure, Criss-Cross, The Omega Solution and the popular Command Target and In The Shadow Of The Fox. As a fiction writer he has established himself as an author of suspense, intrigue and nonstop action. |