Shoot to kill: a soldier's journey through violence

Trama

Michael Asher's experiences in Africa form the basis of his first three books. "Shoot to Kill" documents his time as a recruit in the parachute regiment, Border Patrol in Ulster and his involvement with the SAS having become disillusioned with the Army and a student at Leeds University.

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