Also, the newstatesmen is highly leftist and the article very messy. I couldn't find any other source from that article - Until 1989, the British role in Camb

Also, the newstatesmen is highly leftist and the article very messy. I couldn't find any other source from that article - Until 1989, the British role in Cambodia remained secret. The first reports appeared in the Sunday Telegraph, written by Simon O'Dwyer-Russell, a diplomatic and defence correspondent with close professional and family contacts with the SAS. He revealed that the SAS was training the Pol Pot-led force. Soon afterwards, Jane's Defence Weekly reported that the British training for the "non-communist" members of the "coalition" had been going on "at secret bases in Thailand for more than four years". The instructors were from the SAS, "all serving military personnel, all veterans of the Falklands conflict, led by a captain". Or is The Telegraph and Jane's Defence Weekly still too left wing for you?