The Jungle War – WW2 Jungle Combat History Ebook

Colombia, 1989. The cocaine cartels are at war—and six British soldiers are about to enter a conflict they were never supposed to fight.

Sergeant Callum “Cal” Strachan and his five-man SAS team arrive in Colombia with simple orders: train a hand-picked counter-narcotics unit in jungle warfare, reconnaissance and small-unit tactics.

They are advisers. Nothing more.

But when a supposedly routine operation against a jungle cocaine laboratory turns into a deadly ambush, Strachan discovers the enemy knew they were coming.

Someone has betrayed them.

Forced to fight their way out, the survivors uncover a ledger pointing towards El Santuario—a hidden cartel stronghold containing an airstrip, laboratories, weapons and the secrets of men far more powerful than the gunmen guarding it.

What begins as a covert mission against the drug cartels soon becomes something much more dangerous.

Because the corruption doesn't end in Colombia.

It reaches across the Atlantic.

And when names begin disappearing from the ledger—and the people who know too much start dying—Strachan is drawn into a second battle involving compromised intelligence officers, secret accounts, assassinations and a clandestine operation known as Marble White.

From brutal jungle firefights and helicopter assaults to a desperate fighting withdrawal through cartel territory, The Jungle War is a fast-moving military thriller inspired by Britain's little-known involvement in Colombia's war against the cocaine cartels.

For Strachan and his men, survival will depend on discovering not only where the enemy is—but who the enemy really is.

THE JUNGLE WAR
A novel of covert warfare, betrayal and survival.