Andy McNab, Bravo Two Zero

Well written and a good read. At one time members or ex members of The Regiment never spoke of details outside of Regiment circles. Now it sems to be done all the time.

Andy McNab, Bravo Two Zero: The story starts with the build-up to the mission and the frustration that goes with that. The mission itself is straightforward in Special Forces terms - don't get spotted. I felt that I was with the author every step of the way on the mission, and felt responsible for the patrol's welfare. A book that has been maligned by many as being too 'Hollywood' for what actually happened is still a story of triumph over impossible odds and, whether you believe it or not, still stirs that natural reaction in all of us of fight or flight. Guess which one the SAS choose?

Andy McNab, Bravo Two Zero - True tale of extraordinary human endurance, heroism and real courage. A gripping read, could read it over and over again, really makes you proud to be British and if you're not, it makes you wish you were.

Andy McNab, Bravo Two Zero - Cannot add anything to the other two reviewers accounts. An amazing tale of heroism and courage. Really makes you proud to be British.