They were the best of the best. They served in the SAS, the UK's most elite and most secretive armed forces unit. It was they who were supposed to destroy the launchers of SCUD missiles during the "Desert Storm". A special task force under the command of Sergeant Andy McNab was well armed, well trained and had a clear combat mission. However, from the first minutes of his stay on Iraqi soil, everything did not go as planned, and the hunters themselves turned into game. There were eight of them. Their call sign was "Bravo-Two-Zero". Only five returned home .... Andy McNab's book, an unimagined story about the misadventures of British special forces in Iraq, became a bestseller and made a real sensation in the West. They even wanted to ban it, because it reveals the very unsightly aspects of the Iraqi campaign, and convincingly proves that reality is very different from Hollywood films like Saving Private Ryan. In particular, the McNab group in distress was abandoned by its own command to the mercy of fate...