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Discover the incredible true story of Pepsi's Private Army—the smallest independent fighting unit in WWII that changed special operations forever. In April 1945, just 9 men convinced 700 German soldiers to surrender in Chioggia, Italy, without firing a single shot. But how did a 45-year-old Belgian factory manager with zero military training create the most effective commando unit of World War Two?

Vladimir "Popski" Peniakoff defied every military regulation to form PPA—a ghost force that captured over 2,000 enemy prisoners, destroyed countless aircraft and vehicles, and tied down entire German battalions using nothing but audacity, deception, and brilliant tactics. Operating across North Africa, Italy, and Austria, this ragtag unit of misfits accomplished what full battalions couldn't.

From the deserts of Libya to the waterways of Lake Comacchio, this is the untold story of unconventional warfare, impossible odds, and how nine jeeps changed military history forever. Modern special forces including the SAS still study Popski's tactics today.

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