Posted on Jun 17, 2017
Christopher Lee dies at 93 - A True WWII SAS and SOE Hero
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First sergeant Nelson Kerr gave me this link on Christopher Lee I just had to post on rallypoint. It's amazing how so many people in Hollywood once combat veterans like this gentleman was. His record is still sealed from his days in the OSS working in Yugoslavia. He was friends with Tito so I think his intel on him is why it is still sealed to this day. Update, he did serve admirably but Cpl Mark McMiller just informed me he lied about being SAS.
Christopher Lee dies at 93 - A True WWII SAS and SOE Hero
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I think I know why his OSS record is sealed. He must have been an agent giving information to the British on General Tito. Tito probably didn't mind but the higher-ups don't want the world to know what we knew and when. A little birdie told me who used to work doing Embassy work. That's likely why we don't know publicly what Christopher Lee did during his years in the Secret Service.
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Unfortunately, it looks like a lot of his war record is bullshit: https://www.spectator.co.uk/2015/07/sir-christopher-lee-and-other-special-forces-fantasists
Who dares lies: why do so many men pretend to have been in the SAS? | The Spectator
Sir Christopher Lee, who died last month aged 93, knew how to play a part. One of the consummate actors of his generation, whose career spanned nearly seven decades, his versatility on stage and…
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Cynthia Croft check out the update from Cpl Mark McMiller. Count Dracula embellished his record. He did serve but not as an SAS agent.
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Cpl Mark McMiller
LTC (Join to see) - It really is a shame when veterans who served honorably feel the need to embellish their record.
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Cpl Mark McMiller
LTC (Join to see) BTW, in addition to not being in the SAS, he wasn't in the SOE or OSS either.
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https://www.amazon.com/Hazardous-Duty-John-Singlaub/dp/ [login to see] #immersive-view_ [login to see] 63
The two-star general that spoke up to President Carter was an OSS spy in World War II. He had the guts to stand up to the president United States and here's a book about him. He is still alive.
The two-star general that spoke up to President Carter was an OSS spy in World War II. He had the guts to stand up to the president United States and here's a book about him. He is still alive.
Hazardous Duty: John Singlaub, Malcolm Macconnell: 9780671792299: Amazon.com: Books
Hazardous Duty [John Singlaub, Malcolm Macconnell] on Amazon.com. *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. From the front lines of World War II to behind the scenes in the Iran-Contra affair, Major General John K. Singlaub recounts 40 years in the military. Mixing personal anecdotes with well-researched history and previously classified documents
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