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Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book.
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#1 The Squadron was 150 kilometers into Iraq when they came across the herd of goats. The nearest animals were a hundred yards away, but with every second they seemed to be getting closer. Steve had to assume the other sentries had heard the goats, but didn’t see them.
#2 The decision to kill the goat-herder was up to Steve, and he had to make it in a split second. He had no idea how long he'd spent on stag, and he couldn't risk making a slightest movement that would draw the goat-herder's eye.
#3 Steve was waiting for the kid to lead his herd in the wrong direction so he could ambush them. But the closest goat began to walk towards him, seemingly making a beeline for his place of hiding.
#4 The billy-goat came to a stop at the very lip of the wadi, and stared down at him with dumb curiosity. It had seen or sensed him, and was chewing on its cud. Steve aimed the IR laser torch at the goat’s eyes, and began to wonder if the animal was so brainless as to not feel any pain.

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Publié par	Everest Media LLC
Date de parution	12 mai 2022
Nombre de lectures	0
EAN13	9798822507470
Langue	English
Poids de l'ouvrage	1 Mo

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Insights on Damien Lewis's Zero Six Bravo
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Insights from Chapter 1

#1

The Squadron was 150 kilometers into Iraq when they came across the herd of goats. The nearest animals were a hundred yards away, but with every second they seemed to be getting closer. Steve had to assume the other sentries had heard the goats, but didn’t see them.

#2

The decision to kill the goat-herder was up to Steve, and he had to make it in a split second. He had no idea how long he'd spent on stag, and he couldn't risk making a slightest movement that would draw the goat-herder's eye.

#3

Steve was waiting for the kid to lead his herd in the wrong direction so he could ambush them. But the closest goat began to walk towards him, seemingly making a beeline for his place of hiding.

#4

The billy-goat came to a stop at the very lip of the wadi, and stared down at him with dumb curiosity. It had seen or sensed him, and was chewing on its cud. Steve aimed the IR laser torch at the goat’s eyes, and began to wonder if the animal was so brainless as to not feel any pain.

#5

Steve heard the jangling of an ancient-looking bell worn on the billy-goat’s collar, and he knew that something was wrong. He aimed his laser at the goat’s eyes, and it began to walk away. The herder turned and hurried after his animals.

#6

Steve could not be sure if the boy had been yelling Foreigner! or not. He couldn’t be sure, and for that reason, he eased off the pressure and decided not to shoot.
Insights from Chapter 2

#1

The men of M Squadron were sent to Kenya in January 2003 to prepare for war. They were sent to Iraq the next month. The drums of war were beating fiercely, and it would be British Special Forces who led the way.

#2

In 2001, M Squadron was tasked with stopping the MV Nisha, a cargo ship, from docking in London and releasing a chemical weapon. They were able to stop the ship, and the entire vessel was cleared from bow to stern.

#3

M Squadron was made up of three Troops – Four, Five, and Six Troop – and each Troop consisted of teams driving specially adapted, open-topped Land Rovers designed for penetration missions deep behind enemy lines. In addition to those, each Troop had a similar number of powerful quad-bikes.

#4

The Land Rovers were nicknamed Pinkies for they were painted the same light desert pink that had been used to camouflage Stirling’s Special Forces during the North African campaign of the Second World War.

#5

The fourth member of Grey’s team was McGreavy, the Dude. He was highly educated and came from a wealthy dynasty in Houston, Texas. He was extremely tall for a rear gunner, and Grey feared for his safety when he was perched up there.

#6

The Pinkies were the vehicles that the M Squadron members used to drive around in.