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On December 9, 1964, Ernesto Guevara de la Serna, Cuban Minister of Industries and the most powerful man in Cuba under the Castro brothers, flew from Havana to New York to address the United Nations. He lashed at the United States and predicted continental revolution, "That wave of heightening fury, of just demands, of rights that have been flouted, is rising throughout Latin America, and no one can stop that tide." From New York Guevara flew to Algiers, and thus began a trek that would take him to countries in Africa, Europe and Asia. For three months Guevara traveled, talking to leaders of nations, preaching revolution and communism wherever he went.

Intro -- Title -- Copyright -- Contents -- Acknowledgements -- 1 Who Are the Mercs? -- 2 William Morgan: From Intrigue to Frogs -- 3 David "Mickey" Marcus: A True Hero -- 4 The French Foreign Legion: A Tradition of Courage -- 5 William Brooks: The Legion Today -- 6 Brooks in the Legion: Africa and Action -- 7 L. H. "Mike" Williams: Kraals and Galloping Goffles -- 8 George Bacon: Fighting Against Communism -- 9 David Bufkin: Seller of Soldiers -- 10 Two in Nicaragua: William Walker and Mike Echanis -- 11 John Early: Rhodesian Adventures -- 12 American Soldiers of Fortune in History -- Plate section.