Hey mate this sounds like a great book. What’s the name of the book ?

@@jacobnewson480 it called "phantoms of the jungle",it is the history of the Aust SAS,it is very old book and is out of print many years ago, was very controversial book when released because many people in defence force felt it contained too much sensitive information about the Aust, SAS, I have to agree after reading it,it taught me how they think which makes them predictable,you may be lucky and the book has recently been reprinted but I doubt it will have same information as the original print but it will definitely have details about Sgt Cashmore's tractor job, otherwise you are dependent on original print which is very rare collectors item, only reason I have book was out of luck after visiting 2nd hand book shop across from Mater Hospital Brisbane day before having major tumor operation, probably the reason why operation was so successful, couldn't wait to recover and start reading book,

Sgt Frank C, patrol command and Corp Danny W, 2ic. Both excellent soldiers and well respected by all members of 2 sqn. Dave E was the last trooper to jump from the chopper and was challenged with torn ligaments in his ankle and was struggling to walk. It was then that Sgt Frank spoke to the chopper pilot and requested the evacuation. Nobody in the patrol remembered that Dave E was carrying one of the URC10 radios that was en essential piece of equipment that woul be required by the early warning group as the ambush was being prepared and initiated, and this almost caused the patrol to abandon the job. The prior planning and fhe events leading up to completion of the ambush are very interesting and present all the hallmarks of this elite regiment.