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Harry was a Crap Hat - (Second Edition) At the age of sixteen I joined the British Army with every intention of winning a Victoria Cross for saving my unit from certain death. I really fancied making a career out of being a 'National Hero.' What I didn't realise at the time was that to become a hero of any kind requires, intelligence, charisma, physical strength, character, determination, courage, a focused mind, and - above all, humility. Well, one out of eight isn't bad I suppose, in fact, I'd have probably been in the top three when it came to humility. In regards to attaining all of the...

HARRY ALWAYS WAS A CRAP HAT When I wrote 'Harry was a Crap Hat' I had no idea that so many people would find it both interesting as well as funny, I originally wrote the book purely and simply because my wife told me to do it (don't tell me I'm the only man in the world who does as he is told), writing my autobiography at work also helped fill in the boring gaps of being a Civil Servant . 'Harry always was a Crap Hat' is a sequel telling all the stories that I omitted from my original memoirs, more stories of my childhood, of my time as a soldier in the Royal Corps of Transport, which...

Most books written about the British Army contain stories about the Infantry, Royal Artillery, Army Air Corps and/or its Armoured Regiments. They generally tell stories of how brave the protagonists within each Regiment were and how their actions usually changed the course of each battle or firefight. Great reading for most schoolboys and aspiring 2nd Lieutenants and of course these stories are deservingly told in vast volumes of books. But stories of who actually supported these Regiments and got them to the right place with the right equipment is rarely told, probably because stories of the...