From WWII to Iraq the SAS has been at the forefront of armed conflict, though most people wouldn't realise it was even there. This work contains the author's
- a former SAS soldier
- memories of 20 such warriors who are true heroes, although many were never recognised as such during their lives or even in death.

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Presents an introduction to using the SAS programming language. This title offers a start in SAS programming & the basic data manipulations & statistical summaries that are available through SAS. Including explanations of how to carry out data manipulations that real-life data call for, it contains 'tasks' for the reader, with solutions. ...

Using ex-SAS men, this is a vividly detailed recreation of a typical close protection mission. A four man SAS team is assigned to protect an uncooperative British minister on a foreign state visit. At first the team's meticulous planning pays off, but they are overruled on security by local forces. When the Minister & foreign leaders are kidnapped & held hostage, the team must don their ' Black Kit' & launch a rescue mission. On the mission Eddie Stone is joined by John Mc Aleese, MM, a real life veteran of the Iranian Embassy assault team & a man with over twenty years of experience of providing close protection services to both the British PM & members of Royalty. Together they reveal both the secrets of successful close protection & the SAS techniques for hostage rescue. ...

The story of Britain's elite Special Air Service & their harrowing ordeal during the weeks before the Gulf War. Four days after the first SCUD missiles fell on Israel & weeks before the official start of the Gulf war, eight members of Britain's SAS entered Iraq in secret. With many fearing a nuclear retaliation from Israel, their mission was to find & destroy the source of the missiles being fired. But the operation went spectacularly wrong. The SAS force was discovered & attacked. Some of the men were killed while others tried to escape by walking 200 miles across the Iraqi desert. Essentially abandoned, the men were left to fend for themselves, deep inside Iraq. Retired USAF General Charles Horner reveals why the men of the Bravo Two Zero Patrol were sent on their perilous mission & surviving members of the team, Cpl. Chris Ryan & Sgt. Andy Mc Nab, recall their harrowing ordeal. ...