The 1991 Gulf War against Iraq saw the biggest deployment of SAS soldiers to an operational theatre since World War II. Some of their exploits, notably the ordeal of the patrol code-named Bravo Two Zero, have become well known, but other aspects of the SAS campaign in the Gulf have remained shrouded in secrecy. Aiming to provide a fuller record of the operations, this book incorporates first-hand accounts, including revelations of the cruelty of Iraqi guards to their Western prisoners, and also discusses aspects such as the co-operation between the British and American special forces during the campaign, and the strategic role of the SAS.