Who Dares Wins: The Story of the Special Air Service 1950-1980

Who Dares Wins: The Story of the Special Air Service 1950-1980

From the origins of the SAS behind Rommel's lines in the Sahara through the Malayan emergency, the Arabian skirmishes in Oman and Yemen, the debacle in Gibraltar,

Tony Geraghty examines their successes and failures, the different ways successive British governments have exploited their expertise, their training methods and the skills the men acquire. He has spoken to the soldiers and officers who took part in the SAS' many operations, gaining insight into their activities, philosophy and morale.

As with the original edition, this is a portrayal of a regiment always on call for the riskier military activities and who occupy a special place in the British Army. Tony Geraghty was the Sunday Times Defence Correspondent during the 1970s.

By: Tony Geraghty

Publisher: Arms and Armour Press, 1980, reprint 1981

Pages: 249

Dimensions: ± 24 cm x 15.5 cm

Hardcover with dust jacket. Fair-Good condition. Age spots noted.