Three Sips of Gin
Dominating the Battlespace with Rhodesia's Elite Selous Scouts
by:
Timothy Bax
in:
African History
Summary:
The book provides a personal account of the author's experiences as a member of the Selous Scouts, an elite special forces unit during the Rhodesian Bush War. It delves into the unconventional warfare tactics, reconnaissance missions, and counter-insurgency operations that characterized the unit's efforts to combat guerrilla forces.
Key points:
1. Guerilla Warfare Power: The book stresses the effectiveness of guerilla warfare in the Rhodesian Bush War, particularly by the Selous Scouts who used unconventional tactics.
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