combat survival

A guide to survival and warfare in a wide range of environments.

Caesar, a chocolate labrador dog, returns to the Australian Army after Charlie, an injured soldier, returns to SAS Service. In Caesar's first mission back with his handler, Ben, he discovers a bomb at the Sydney Opera House, and then in Afghanistan a secretary-general's helicopter goes down, and when he is captured it is up to Caesar, Ben, Charlie and an international team to rescue him.

Find out more on the Internet. Explains how military personnel manage to stay undetected in enemy territory and escape if needed, describing the methods they use and the training they undergo.

On operations in Afghanistan with Ben, Caesar proves his worth, finding hidden explosives and saving the lives of the soldiers. Then, during a Taliban ambush, Caesar is separated from his master. Ben and his best mate Charlie are seriously wounded and evacuated to hospital. But where is Caesar?.

Introduces readers to true stories of military survival, detailing the tools and techniques members of the armed forces use to survive in the field. Features accessible text, color photographs, a glossary, and further resources.