Formed in 1941, Britain's elite SAS (Special Air Service) was routinely asked to do the impossible. From Damien Lewis comes these thrillingly told stories of seven dramatic escapes, following the soldiers of the SAS as they break out of a heavily fortified POW camp in Greece and the coastal fortress of Tobruk in Occupied Libya. Also included are accounts of scaling the treacherous war-torn Vosges Mountains in France, and crossing 150 miles of the Sahara Desert under the eyes of General Ernst Rommel's fearsome Afrika Korps.