How to Pass the SAS Selection Course

by Chris McNab

One of the most gruelling physical and mental challenges there is, the SAS selection process is designed to weed out unsuitable candidates and push the successful applicants to the very limits. This book takes a soldier's view of the process, describing the build-up to the test, the gruelling endurance march and continuation training, during which the candidates surviving selection are taught all the basics they need to become good SAS soldiers. Photographs and line drawings alongside the text show every aspect of the SAS training - weapons skills, combat surivival training, escape and evasion skills, jungle training, parachuting and more.

Hardcover

First published March 8, 2002

About the author

Dr Chris McNab has written over a hundred books in a career spanning over two decades. He is a historian with a specialisation in military history.