Tommy Prince honed his early tracking skills to deadly perfection. “He used to carry a pair of moccasins in his bag with him…he was deathly quiet,” recalled a comrade. “The Germans thought he was a ghost or a devil. They could never figure out how he passed the lines and the sentries.”
Nazi industrial production was heavily dependent on forced labour, and sabotage plagued factories and foundries of the Third Reich throughout the war.
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