The Sword-Wielding WW2 Soldier Who Captured 42 Germans Alone Jack “Mad Jack” Churchill was no ordinary soldier — he was a World War II officer who fought like he’d stepped out of the 15th century. Carrying a Scottish broadsword, a longbow, and bagpipes into battle, Churchill wasn’t just eccentric — he was strategically fearless, deeply trained, and shockingly effective. Churchill was a British Army officer before the war, and a decorated marksman with the longbow. While he’s often credited with

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