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Fighting for Queen and Country: One Man's True Story of Blood and Violence in the Paras and the SAS
By Nigel Ely
First Man In: Leading from the Front
By Ant Middleton
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<blockquote data-quote="Wings Wilson" data-source="post: 42491" data-attributes="member: 1456"><p>Hi Dave,</p><p>Not sure where Clive was born. Although we worked on same ops a couple of times we were not really close mates.</p><p>Not sure which book you have but I left the unit as a Sgt. I would assume the W0 is Pete Wilson, who was seconded to Scouts from Signals corp but also got involved operationally, especially on the "mobilised columns" into Mozambique.</p><p>Johnathan Pittaway's book comprises mainly of short accounts written by unit members - topics vary from contact reports, training, psuedo ops, tactics etc. I think it makes good reading as it enables the reader to identify with the perceptions of a cross section of members and containd literally hundreds of photographs. The delay in the book has been the finalisation of the Nominal Role. I have seen the final proof, so shouldn't be nuch longer.</p><p>Have you seen the website www.theselousscouts.com</p><p></p><p>Take care</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Wings Wilson, post: 42491, member: 1456"] Hi Dave, Not sure where Clive was born. Although we worked on same ops a couple of times we were not really close mates. Not sure which book you have but I left the unit as a Sgt. I would assume the W0 is Pete Wilson, who was seconded to Scouts from Signals corp but also got involved operationally, especially on the "mobilised columns" into Mozambique. Johnathan Pittaway's book comprises mainly of short accounts written by unit members - topics vary from contact reports, training, psuedo ops, tactics etc. I think it makes good reading as it enables the reader to identify with the perceptions of a cross section of members and containd literally hundreds of photographs. The delay in the book has been the finalisation of the Nominal Role. I have seen the final proof, so shouldn't be nuch longer. Have you seen the website www.theselousscouts.com Take care [/QUOTE]
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