SAS Ultimate Guide to Combat (Co-Ed) (General Military)

The Special Air Service (SAS) is a highly-trained regiment of the British Army that was created to operate behind enemy lines during World War II. Success in an astonishing variety of covert missions throughout the world, has led it to be used as the model for the Special Forces of many other countries. With this book Robert Stirling, a former British paratrooper and veteran of Afghanistan, who passed SAS selection at age 19, provides a fully-illustrated training-manual for combat readiness. Focusing on fighting and survival techniques for the contemporary soldier. Inside you will find information on how to: -Defend a position -Attack an enemy -Avoid getting shot or blown-up -Survive an interrogation -And much more