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Crack On: The Road After

Written by: Stephen Scott
Narrated by: Kevin E Green
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Crack On continues the life story of Stephen J. Scott, carrying readers from the mid1980s to the present day through a journey shaped by service, family, loss, and the stubborn determination to keep going. Where Bugger It introduced the boy becoming the man, Crack On follows the man becoming everything life demanded—a Gunner, a husband, a father, and someone who had to learn to stand again after devastating loss. The memoir opens in the mid1980s, a period defined by Cold War tension and military readiness. Stephen’s service with the RAF Regiment places him at the heart of one of the era’s most politically charged environments: Greenham Common, home to the American GLCM cruise missiles and a focal point for global anxiety. He writes with clarity and humour about the atmosphere of the time — the protests, the pressure, the constant awareness that the world was watching — and the strange normality that coexisted with it. Life on base was a mixture of discipline, camaraderie, mischief, and routine, and Stephen captures it all with the authenticity of someone who lived every moment. From Greenham Common to RAF Rheindahlen, from training grounds to deployments, the memoir charts the rhythm of service life: early mornings, inspections, friendships forged under pressure, and the moments when everything changed in an instant. He writes about work, friendships, family milestones, and the unexpected turns life takes when you least expect them. He reflects on the past with clarity and compassion, acknowledging the mistakes, celebrating the triumphs, and recognising the threads that connect every chapter of his life. His storytelling is rich with detail, humour, and heart, offering readers a portrait of a man who has lived through extraordinary moments and ordinary ones alike, and who understands the value of both. With its blend of military history, personal reflection, humour, heartbreak, and hope, Crack On stands as a compelling and deeply human memoir.©2026 Stephen John Scott (P)2026 Stephen John Scott
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