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Milos Stankovic
Milos Stankovic MBE (born 1962). Soldier and writer (Trusted Mole).
''“Milos Stankovic served longer in the Bosnian war than any other British soldier. He was the outstanding liaison officer of his time. He did for Britain in the 1990s what Fitzroy MacLean had done in the 1940s, and in the same turbulent corner of Europe.”'' Martin Bell, OBE MP.〔Foreword to ''Trusted Mole - A Soldier's Journey Into Bosnia's Heart of Darkness'', by Milos Stankovic MBE, HarperCollins 2000 ISBN 978-0-00-653090-9〕
"''As a character he is brave and enduring. He is calm and thoughtful under pressure. He is his own man walking his own path."'' General Sir Rupert Smith KCB DSO OBE QGM〔Letter, General Sir Rupert Smith, 8 January 2015, referencing his report of 23 April 1995.〕
==Early Years==
Milos Stankovic was born in Southern Rhodesia, a British citizen whose father, naturalised British, was a Royalist Yugoslav during WW2. His mother was British and served with the 8th Army at the battle of El Alamein in Egypt 1942-43, Italy 1944 and in Yugoslavia in 1945. The family returned to London from Rhodesia in 1963. Stankovic was educated at Plymouth College in Devon, England, where he studied classics and was head of school and head of the Combined Cadet Force.
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