From a Grenadian childhood to extraordinary courage
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Johnson Beharry recounts the journey from a poor childhood in Grenada to service in the British Army and the events that led to his Victoria Cross. Leaving school early and later seeking a new life in England, he faced difficulties and choices long before he encountered combat. In Iraq, two devastating ambushes called on a level of courage that would save fellow soldiers while leaving him with life-changing injuries. His memoir follows both the path towards those moments and the demanding aftermath of survival. Candid about hardship and personal struggle, the account places an exceptional military award within the story of an ordinary young man, revealing the experiences, relationships and determination behind a widely recognised act of bravery.
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