Who Will Teach the Wisdom
I have just received five copies of the book Who Will Teach the Wisdom which I ordered two weeks ago. I read the book through in just over a day (in between work) and simply could not put it down! I intend reading it a second time in case I missed anything. What a wonderful literary work the author has produced. It s a poignant story relevant to all who went through the Rhodesian conflict or who have any interest in it. The book is of enormous historical significance too as it gives readers a keen appreciation of the work carried out by the Selous Scouts of which the author was an active member. It was, for us helicopter pilots, an absolute privilege and honour to fly exceptional soldiers such as the author in and out of battle. The other four copies of the book I ordered are for my other colleges and close friends who pulled collective pitch with sticks of brave Rhodesian soldiers. --Mark AitchisonI served with a TIER 1 Special Operations unit for twelve years and wish I had read this book while I was still serving. It should be required reading for every soldier deployed on a foreign battlefield, especially those being deployed to Africa. I do not know the author but salute him for having both the courage and the guts to write about what we soldiers have been doing wrong for so long and we need to do to get it right. --Dan Goddard.