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(More customer reviews)As the author states in the beginning of this book, it is not a historical account or individual memoir. Instead, it is a journey into the nucleus of the SAS. The PATROL is the tool used to propel this account, which is the basic SAS fighting element. This book takes you through selection and training of patrol members, preparation and execution of patrols in Borneo, New Guinea, and Vietnam. This book spares no detail of operational patrols, from the warning order to mission debrief, it is all covered here. The book reads more like a how-to book highlighted with actual accounts of mission debriefs, this is just a treasure of lessons learned, that still apply today. I highly recommend this book to anyone interested in the Special Air Service (SAS), or anyone that is in the military field of Reconnaissance, scouting, sniping or special operations.
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Offeringa unique glimpse intothe heart and soul of the military, this account explores the men of the Australian Army's Special Air Services regiment.The chaptersprovidea clear insight into the rigors of the SAS selection process andtraining.In raw and brutal detail, thenarrative concludeswith a graphic depiction ofcombat behind enemy lines in Borneo and South Vietnam.
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