He did quite a lot of service in the SAS, he’s very experienced. I know the guy well, I know his name but I am not going to mention it here.

Yes, obviously Gaz Hunter is a pseudonym. You’ve just finished reading The Shooting Gallery by Gaz Hunter.

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The true story of the most famous SAS operation in history. Special Air Service (SAS), elite British military force organized and trained for special operations, surveillance, and counterterrorism. Interestingly, psychopaths may still want to be loved even if they are almost incapable of truly loving another. Psychopaths are much less likely to develop deep bonds with others, however. The lower on the scale a psychopath is, the more likely they are to develop some sort of love for people such as family members. When he appeared on television to promote his books or to act as a special services expert, his face was shadowed to prevent identification. McNab assumed his pseudonym while writing Bravo Two Zero. He spent the next seven years carrying out both covert and overt operations with the SAS around the world. Needing a parent regiment, Ryan and a soldier who had joined 22 SAS from the Royal Navy, spent eight weeks with the Parachute Regiment before returning to ‘B’ Squadron.

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