Picking Up The Brass

The book that Andy McNab wouldn't want you to read !

Picking up the Brass is a hilarious look at what real life was like for the majority of young men who joined the British Army in the Eighties.

It follows Eddy Nugent, a bored fifteen year old, living in Manchester, as he travels through the drinking, swearing and sex-obsessed world of our nation's finest. It takes him from basic training in Harrogate and on to Aldershot and the rum soaked shores of Belize.

Written by two ex-soldiers, the book captures the unique aspects of the British Military sense of humour, through the language of 'Squaddie Speak'.

A must for anyone who has served, anyone who is planning to serve or anyone who has ever thought, "Surely everyone in the army isn't trained to kill people with a toothpick ?"

The authors donate a portion of the purchase price to service charities, and have also sent FREE copies out to the lads serving in the Sandpit (Iraq) and the Rockpile (the Afghan.) Being ex-squaddies themselves they want to give something to the guys on the ground.

Please note that the book is not on sale from Rangemaster.dk - this page is purely to advertise a damn funny read.
Order the book directly from the authors here:

http://www.mondaybooks.com/pickingupbrass/pickingupbrass.html

Price: £ 7.99 including free postage within the UK/BFPO.