Er.... think I must have read a different book. Funny that. It had the same title and author. Personally, if you want to get a feel for a Brtiish perspective on war read either Blood Clot (written from the perspective of a Para patrols Plt cdr) or anything by David Beattie. My comments on the above named work haven't changed since the review I wrte for SWC (brief but to the point).... The grey zone: Russia's military, mercenary and criminal engagement in Africa by Global Initiative Against Transnational Organized Crime Policy Brief: Emerging Transnational Organized Crime Threats in Latin America: Converging Criminalized Markets & Illicit Vectors by ICAIE (International Coalition Against Illicit Economies)

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