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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | George Macdonald Fraser's other famous series. Chronicles the adventures/misadventures of young Lieutenant MacNeill (who is in no way Fraser himself) in a Highland Battalion in the wake of the Second World War. The series is named for the dirtiest soldier in the world, who is part of MacNeill's platoon and whose horrific exploits are the source of amusement and disgust to both the reader and his fellow soldiers. Basically a sequel to Fraser's memoir of WWII Burma, Quartered Safe Out Here; the first story literally takes up where the memoir leaves off, with Fraser/MacNeill's assignment to officer training at the end of the war. |