Sabotage and Torture - As told to Barbara Cole

The Air Force that African nationalist Robert Mugabe inherited when he took over as Prime Minister of Zimbabwe,

was a force of dedicated airmen and well maintained aircraft which had justifiably earned an enviable reputation in

military aviation circles around the world. Aptly dubbed The Pocket Air Force , it was manned by airmen who were a

good blend youth and experience, and the seven years of war had honed it to a fine edge.

Now the airmen - initially blackmailed into silence by the Zimbabwean government - tell the true torrid tale behind all the headlines.

It is a story that will shock you - but not nearly as much as it did the airmen.

First edition a De Luxe, leather bound and numbered edition (1 - 70)

published in 1988

ISBN 0 620 13025 3

Second edition, a standard hardcover edition published in 1988

ISBN 0 620 13026 1

Published in South Africa by

Three Knights Publishing

Hardback with dust jacket - 209 pages

Black and White Photographs

Condition - Good