Raid on St-Nazaire Books

The latest addition to the outstanding "Elite Forces Operations" series, Commandos: Operation Chariot - The Raid On St. Nazaire by Jon Cooksey is the riveting and detailed story of a bold plan in March 1942 by the Allies to mount a large-scale commando raid on the Normandie dry dock at St. Nazaire which was in the grip of German occupation for the past two years. A heavy price in dead, wounded and captures was the cost of this vital mission which also saw the awarding of more than eighty decorations, including five VCS, bearing witness to the ferocity and courage of the commandos who took on an entrenched and powerful forces. No personal or academic library World War II European Theater military history collection can be considered complete without the inclusion of Commandos: Operation Chariot - The Raid On St. Nazaire.

I read this book, here in Brazil.I'm an agronomist and I like to read books.
This book is concise and very easy to read.There's many photos on it.All of them B& W photos.
The failures of this book are small.To exemple, the map is weak.