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KCJ Chairman writes book about local WW2 veteran |
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18 January 2011 |
KCJ Chairman and Wealth Management Partner, Robert Chalmers, has recently had a book published about the wartime experiences of local WW2 veteran, Jack Clarke, from Carbrooke near Watton.
The book titled 'Marine Jack' recounts eventful years of operations from the Barents Sea to the Mediterranean, and work from escorting Atlantic and Artic convoys to protecting vessels going to Malta.
KCJ Chairman and Wealth Management Partner, Robert Chalmers, has recently had a book published about the wartime experiences of local WW2 veteran, Jack Clarke, from Carbrooke near Watton.
The book titled 'Marine Jack' recounts eventful years of operations from the Barents Sea to the Mediterranean, and work from escorting Atlantic and Artic convoys to protecting vessels going to Malta.
Mr Clarke, 91, who joined up as a marine three years before the war, was also on 'The Manchester' when it sunk.
Mr Chalmers says: "Mr Clarke is very modest about his wartime experiences but was in most theatres of war. He just got on with doing his job and is a very unassuming man."
If you would like to read more about this book, please click on the link for more information below.
'Marine Jack' is available to buy from Edwards in Watton, Chambers in Dereham and Jarrolds in Norwich. It costs |
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