Ultimate soldier. Ultimate mission. But can the SAS prevent British Task Force being destroyed by exocet missiles?
It is 1982, and a brutal, bloody war is being waged as British forces try to battle the Argentinians into surrendering the Falkland Islands.
As the fighting continues, it becomes clear to British Task Force commanders that they will need to call upon the help of the legendary Special Air Service the SAS! Their mission, which must be shrouded in a veil of secrecy, is to infiltrate enemy territory by land and sea and from the air, performing tasks too dangerous for the average soldier.
Surviving hunger, freezing cold and constant danger, they must gather vital intelligence, engage in espionage, disrupt enemy communications and, when necessary, engage and kill the enemy. A tall enough order for an army; when its just a small unit of men, this may prove to be a one-way mission
Dive into a thrilling historical fiction account of bravery and sacrifice with *Soldier B: SAS - Heroes of the South Atlantic* by Shaun Clarke. This gripping paperback, published in 1993, throws you headfirst into the heart of the Falklands War in 1982, a conflict defined by its brutal intensity and the unwavering courage of the British forces. Beyond a simple war story, this First Edition novel unveils the clandestine operations of the legendary Special Air Service (SAS). Faced with the Argentinian grip on the Falkland Islands and the looming threat of Exocet missiles, the British Task Force needs a game-changer. That's where the SAS comes in a small, elite unit tasked with missions too perilous for conventional soldiers. Shaun Clarke masterfully crafts a narrative brimming with suspense and authenticity. The story goes beyond the front lines and explores the grueling realities faced by these soldiers. Imagine infiltrating enemy territory under the cover of darkness, battling not only a determined enemy but also the unforgiving elements of the South Atlantic the biting hunger, the relentless freezing cold, and the ever-present specter of death. The SAS operatives must utilize every skill in their arsenal: gathering crucial intelligence, engaging in daring acts of espionage, disrupting enemy communications, and when necessary, engaging in direct combat. *Soldier B* is more than just a fictionalized account; it's a compelling tribute to the dedication, resilience, and quiet heroism of the SAS during the Falklands War. Shaun Clarke portrays the heavy burden these soldiers carried, the constant pressure of operating behind enemy lines, and the knowledge that their mission could very well be a one-way ticket. This book will appeal to readers fascinated by military history, particularly the Falklands War, and those who enjoy stories of special forces operations, espionage, and survival against incredible odds. It's a story of courage, duty, and the extraordinary sacrifices made by ordinary men in extraordinary circumstances. Experience the raw intensity of the South Atlantic conflict through the eyes of the SAS in *Soldier B*. Add this remarkable piece of historical fiction to your collection today.