A Face Like a Chicken's Backside: An Unconventional Soldier in South East Asia, 1948-71
A Face Like a Chicken's Backside: An Unconventional Soldier in South East Asia, 1948-71
Cross, J. P.: - In 1970, The Economist described J P Cross as 'one of those gifted, dedicated eccentrics that the British Army has the habit of spawning.' In his career spanning 40 years, Colonel Cross commanded a rifle company during the Malayan Emergency and the Border Scouts in Borneo, directed the British Army Jungle Warfare School and recruited Gurkhas for the British Army in Nepal.
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Cross, J. P.: - In 1970, The Economist described J P Cross as 'one of those gifted, dedicated eccentrics that the British Army has the habit of spawning.' In his career spanning 40 years, Colonel Cross commanded a rifle company during the Malayan Emergency and the Border Scouts in Borneo, directed the British Army Jungle Warfare School and recruited Gurkhas for the British Army in Nepal.
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