Description
If it hadn’t been for the shopkeeper in Heraklion, Cotton might never have been involved …
In the spring of 1941 the Nazis were storming their way through Greece. The Loukia was crucial to the British cause and the Greek resistance – and her cargo even more so. When the Loukia is wrecked in enemy territory, the British gathered together a handful of volunteers for a dangerous misson of retrieval: two RASC men, some sailors, one German-speaking airman and Mihale Andoni Cotonou – otherwise known as Corporal Cotton of the Marines.
