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Deftly captures the agonising way in which everything went wrong The Spectator Told in elegant and evocative prose ... The Manner of Men is one of those rare books - one that actually manages to bring to life the reality of a desperate mission behind enemy lines. This former soldier writes superbly well Damien Lewis, author of Zero Six Bravo If you have any interest in military history this is a must - I'll be reading it more than once. A fascinating story - couldn't be any less than five stars Soldier Magazine

Told in elegant and evocative prose ... The Manner of Men is one of those rare books - one that actually manages to bring to life the reality of a desperate mission behind enemy lines. This former soldier writes superbly well Damien Lewis, author of Zero Six Bravo If you have any interest in military history this is a must - I'll be reading it more than once. A fascinating story - couldn't be any less than five stars Soldier Magazine

Told in elegant and evocative prose ... The Manner of Men is one of those rare books - one that actually manages to bring to life the reality of a desperate mission behind enemy lines. This former soldier writes superbly well Damien Lewis, author of Zero Six Bravo

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Colonel Stuart Tootal has served in Germany, Northern Ireland, the Gulf War and during the invasion of Iraq. He also served in the MOD, for which he was awarded the OBE. In 2006 he commanded 3 PARA in Afghanistan and was awarded a DSO for outstanding leadership and gallantry. He subsequently set up the 3 PARA Afghan Trust charity, on leaving the army. He now works in the City and is a defence commentator for a major national TV network, numerous papers and radio programmes. He regularly lectures on leadership in challenging environments and his experiences in Afghanistan to forums. The Manner of Men is his second book.

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