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From the formation of 1 Battalion RLI in 1961, to the final laying-up of the Regimental Colours in October 1980, ‘the ouens’ of the RLI carved for  themselves a  reputation as some of the worlds finest proponents of counter-insurgency warfare, resolute in purpose and fearless in action.

From early operations in the Congo in the 60s through to the daunting assault on ‘Monte Cassino’ during Op Miracle in 1979, the valiant exploits of this continually under-strength battalion are recorded in testament to their valour, courage and devotion to duty. Featuring commentary from former Commanding Officers, historic detail from Dr. Richard Wood and the thoughts and memories of ‘the troopies’ themselves, this is the first true account of the history of the RLI and is a worthy addition to any collection of military history.