The British Army have for a century been the undisputed masters of military tracking. Using methodology developed after the Boer War and honed during the Malayan Emergency of the 1950s, the British taught both the US Special Forces and the Rhodesian Security Forces all they knew. This handbook is the latest British Army doctrine on the training and employment of visual trackers (VTs) and tracking teams. It is a worthy addition to the reference bookshelf of any tracker.
The British Army have for a century been the undisputed masters of military tracking. Using methodology developed after the Boer War and honed during ...
