No Time For Fear

About the Book

The story, NO TIME FOR FEAR, chronicles the events that encompassed the author and his Partisan and Special Forces counterparts while undertaking sabotage, espionage and combat aggressions against the German occupation armies that were attempting to eliminate the Italian Partisans. Those who served the resistance cause and participated in the gruesome day to day activities confronting the enemies were subjected to excruciating cold, intense fatigue, constant misery, lingering hunger and terrible discomfort. Although the total destruction from Partisan and Special Forces sabotage activities was never known, their participation assisted the Allied Armies in accomplishing great victories throughout Italy.

About the Author

William Bernard Berry Author NO TIME FOR FEAR The author, having been shot down over the northern Italian Alps on December 10th 1944 piloting a B25 bomber when bombing the Brenner railroad, failed in an effort to reach Yugoslavia and a return to his squadron due to snow conditions. In view of his active participation with the Italian Partisans and the British Number 1 Special Forces, he was subsequently attached to the British Special Forces on their request by the l2th Air Force for duty with the northern Italian resistance forces. As a commander of a 44 man Partisan outpost, their aggressive attacks and sabotage against the German occupation forces became a major contribution for the Allied armies and their Italian victories.