World War Two

All You Wanted
to Know About Being
a Guerrilla

• Coronet Magazine, 1942 •


“Some day, you in the state of Washington, Maine, Alaska or California may also be a guerrilla. For the sake of explanation, let’s pretend you are one now…Once you become a guerrilla the open country will probably be your home and bed. So, while you hide your equipment, spot a likely place to sleep during the day (preferably a hideout with open country around it to gurd against a surprise approach by the enemy). Most important of all, there must be an avenue of escape. Don’t hide out in a one-way street… Remember that the modern army feeds on gasoline and oil. Bleed him of that on every occasion. Remove a spark plug and drop a small bolt into the cylinder . When the truck starts, the motor will be wrecked. Pour sugar or syrup into the gas tanks. As soon as the sugar gets into the motors, they’ll freeze up in short order.”

(1965)

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All You Wanted[BR] to Know About Being [BR]a Guerrilla

All You Wanted[BR] to Know About Being [BR]a Guerrilla

All You Wanted[BR] to Know About Being [BR]a Guerrilla

All You Wanted[BR] to Know About Being [BR]a Guerrilla

All You Wanted[BR] to Know About Being [BR]a Guerrilla

All You Wanted[BR] to Know About Being [BR]a Guerrilla

All You Wanted[BR] to Know About Being [BR]a Guerrilla

All You Wanted[BR] to Know About Being [BR]a Guerrilla

bert yank levy wrote about himself 1942bert yank levy trained the British home guard 1942bert yank levy in WW2Bert yank levy 1965 obituary
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