Mon Legionnaire

Here’s another great story from Georges Surdez.

This story is from the 01 September, 1931 issue of Adventure Magazine.

Very few of the remaining pulps were still churning out stories of the Foreign Legion into the 1950’s.

Time for another “in lieu of” pulp story–I’m substituting this mid-1950’s paperback from the Foreign Legion Series published by John Spencer & Company for the regularly posted short story from the pulps.

This month’s pulp fiction about the French Foreign Legion appeared eighty-eight years ago in the April 1938 issue of Blue Book.

Camarone Day is celebrated annually on April 30th to commemorate the 1863 battle between a small detachment of the French Foreign Legion and Mexican troops during the Second Franco-Mexican War.

This recounting of the Battle of Camerone is from the men’s adventure magazine (aka a MAM) Cavalier from January 1958.

Here are some miscellaneous web posts and pages related to the Battle of Camerone and it’s celebration that you might find interesting. 1.

SOF Staffer Risks Life and Liver with French Foreign Legion by G.

This month’s pulp fiction story by J.

This month’s short story appeared in the 15 July 1931 issue of Adventure.