What would the SAS do if a London Embassy was under attack? Re-live the account of an SAS hero who, along with his team members, storm the embassy to defeat the terrorists and rescue the hostages. His quick thinking and military prowess saved more than just his own life...As with the Warpath series, Eldridge brings the action alive. The Bookseller said of the Warpath series, "Stuffed with facts and specifications to delight the technically minded. Great for readers who like true stories". Placed within an historical context, these part fact, part fiction adventures of the SAS also contain fascinating information such as maps and equipment used, and provide an informative summing up of actual events.

 

There are 160 pages in this book. This book was published 2003 by Penguin Books Ltd .

Jim Eldridge has seen action all over the world. A former member of sabotage and SAR (Search and Rescue) teams, he now lives under an assumed name somewhere in the UK.