Speed, Aggression, Surprise

True original story of the SAS in this captivating and revelatory account that dispels the myth and uncovers the authentic genesis of the world's premier Special Forces unit.

Contrary to popular belief, this book presents the authentic and fly-on-the-wall narrative behind the creation of the SAS, emerging from the ashes of Dunkirk. Delving into the birth of guerrilla Commando units capable of delivering debilitating 'mosquito stings' to their formidable adversaries, this story unveils the subliminal methods that shaped a new form of warfare.

It's an untold saga of how defeat propelled an unlikely assembly of renegades to the forefront of war, spanning from the trenches of the Western Front to daring exploits in the deserts of North Africa and culminating in the final assault on Germany. This concept of unconventional warfare takes shape amidst headquarters' corridors, the vibrant atmosphere of Shepheard's Hotel in Cairo, and the deadliest battlefields, driven by a cast of rebellious mavericks who defied traditional armed forces hierarchies.

Interweaving gripping frontline narratives with behind-the-scenes power plays in Westminster, the book introduces a diverse cast of characters, including Evelyn Waugh, Ernest Hemingway, Randolph Churchill, and an enthralling mix of alcohol, amphetamines, and grenades. 'The SAS: The True Story' offers an authentic portrayal of this legendary force, painting a picture of adventure and intrigue unlike any seen before.