Monty: His Part in My Victory

Milligan's comedic perspective adds a unique layer to his war stories. I'm curious how much of his humor was a survival tactic versus genuine expression.

The book offers a funny yet personal take on a serious historical figure. I wonder what motivated the author to highlight Monty's part in his own life story.

The humor makes some of the darker moments more approachable, but I also sensed genuine affection. How did others interpret the balance between comedy and sincerity?