David Hebditch Livres

Describes the vital role played by radio operators behind enemy lines.

Focusing on the mechanics of overthrowing governments, the book provides practical strategies for staging a military coup, drawing from historical examples across the globe. Authors David Hebditch and Ken Connor analyze both successful and failed coups from countries like Nigeria, Cuba, and Iraq, offering insights into the complexities of power shifts. Included are true accounts of SAS combat, enriching the narrative with real-world experiences from the often-hidden world of military interventions and political upheaval.

Describes the vital role played by radio operators behind enemy lines.