The SAS is staffed by the toughest and most resourceful soldiers in the world - only the cream of the crop will get through the rigorous training programme to achieve their status as 'badged', rightly deserving their famous motto 'Who Dares Wins'.
But who are they really?

Monica Lavers spent three years working at Hereford garrison, giving her a ringside view of how the men in the SAS live, work and play. Getting to know them as people first, rather than by their fearsome reputation, she offers a behind-the-scenes look at life on camp that is by turns frank, funny and compassionate.

This book tells the stories of the soldiers' lives as they were told to her - full frontal (sometimes literally) and no holds barred.