The Rhodesian Light Infantry had the distinction of being parachuted into combat more times than any other unit in modern military history. A continued shortage of helicopters saw the numbers of operational parachute descents continue to soar. Operational jump height was lowered from 800 feet to 500 feet. This was to give the troops closer grouping on the ground. Also it gave the terrorists less time to shoot at the paratroops while they were under canopy. A Corporal in One Commando recorded a staggering 73 operational jumps in his logbook during the war. Although fictionalised, THIS IS THEIR STORY. Dedicated by the author along with his signature.