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Shoot To Kill
Asher, Michael

Shoot To Kill

A soldier's journey through violence

Cassell Military Paperbacks (2004)
2004 Reprint
1898801894
| Paperback
277 pages | 188 x 201 mm | Great Britain | English
Value: AUD 20.00
Dewey 355.1092
LC Classification DA990.U46 .A76 1991
LC Control No. 91226882

Subject

  • Biography
  • British/ Northern Ireland/ History/ 20th Century
  • Northern Ireland
  • Soldiers/ Great Britain/ Biography
  • Violence/ Northern Ireland

Plot

In 1971 Michael Asher joined the Parachute Regiment of the British Army. This book tells of Asher's experiences as he was subjected to deliberate intimidation by instructors, as injury, and even in some cases death, weeded out his fellow recruits. "Shoot to Kill" describes the author's recruitment experience as well as the subsequent eight years in which he journeyed from the streets of Belfast, and the bloody hills of Armagh; to SAS selection and resistance to interrogation procedures and the mysteries of 'the killing house'. This book tells of Asher's attempt to come to terms with the dark side that exists in every personality.

Details

Original Publication Date 1990
Original Country England
Original Language English
Original Publisher Penguin
Printed By Clays Ltd., St Ives

Personal

Owner Bribie Island RSL Sub-Branch Library
Location P3
Index 1309
Added Date 27 November 2020 11:38:52
Modified Date 28 August 2023 09:29:33

Value

Value AUD 20.00
Book Condition Good