Spitfires in Japan - Bouchier, Cecil
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'Boy' Bouchier, who died in 1979, was both a remarkable 'soldier's soldier' and a 'diplomat's diplomat', combining battlefield courage and endurance with great leadership skills and a keen understanding of human nature. This long-awaited memoir has been skilfully edited for publication by Dorothy Britton (Lady Bouchier).

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'Boy' Bouchier, who died in 1979, was both a remarkable 'soldier's soldier' and a 'diplomat's diplomat', combining battlefield courage and endurance with great leadership skills and a keen understanding of human nature. This long-awaited memoir has been skilfully edited for publication by Dorothy Britton (Lady Bouchier).
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Dorothy Britton (Lady Bouchier), who posthumously edited her husband's enthralling story, studied composition with Darius Milhaud and has pursued a busy career in Japan as composer, musician, author and translator. Her many works include an LP Japanese Sketches, a CD Chinoiserie, a translation of Basho's classic prose and travel journal, A Haiku Journey, and The Silver Drum, her translation of Princess Chichibu's memoir.