The Tiger's Revenge

The narrative centers on a little-known yet audacious mission executed by British and Australian forces after World War II, which involved penetrating deep behind enemy lines in Southeast Asia. This operation, deemed impossible by many, struck at the heart of the Japanese Empire without loss, yet its success was overshadowed by tragic consequences for local Singaporeans who were scapegoated. The story is recounted by the son of the only British survivor, revealing the personal and historical significance of Operation Jaywick and its aftermath.