We Fear Naught but God

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Summary: Interesting Subject, but ......
Review: A fascinating story, as Special Forces operations tend to be. However, the author is obviously no professional writer, as the text is disjointed and difficult. Written as a history of each of the reconaissance regiments, some unit receive more attention than others. The actions of various individuals are highlighted, but there is little continuity or development of a consistant thread or theme throughout. Not so much a unit history, as a collection of anecdotes - which is a real pity.

Rating:
Summary: Not Well Written, But I Couldn't Put It Down!
Review: The author is not a professional writer, attempting instead to present to the readership an anecdottal history of a little known part of the struggle against Communism in Southern Africa. It is very much an oral history set to the words and the stories of those intimately involved. Through the stories and pictures of the individuals, one can almost "know them." Altogether a good read (for those thirsting on an area of history little reported on). ....