In this final book of the From Denim to Khaki Trilogy Richard Hunter continues to rise through the ranks of his Regiment. After serving as a Troop Sergeant in Bosnia, he witnesses sights that stir memories in him of man’s inhumanity against man. The war torn streets of Basra after the Iraq war do little but compact his feelings. Operation Herrick and Afghanistan and with the loss of a good friend and some of his own Squadron, he is close to breaking point. Being commissioned is the highlight of any enlisted man’s career, but how will he cope with it? His life time of experiences enable him to give the soldiers and the families the welfare support that they need and deserve. But who will support him when he leaves after his time is done? The ghosts of the past still haunting him. The question he had asked himself all those years ago, before joining the British army would soon be answered. Would he feel the same friendship with others as he did with these three friends?