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Caucasus. Georgia. UNSO. It would seem that during the 90s of the last century these three words were inseparable. And only the Caucasus and UNSO remained the same after the permutation of countries.

"Volunteers" and "volunteers" are not just concepts. Especially when it comes to war. With these definitions, the UNSO fighters have forever etched themselves into history as one of the first and brightest representatives of this caste of people.

Dr. Skipper was a professional military man. Sometimes it may seem that he is obsessed with technology and combat vehicles and is ready to spend days and nights around them, without interruption. His adventurous nature seems to be just craving war. What better place to do that than the Caucasus?

In fact, the book tells the story of the winding path of Ukrainian volunteers during one of the most confusing chapters of the war in Georgia. This is exactly the case when today you are fighting alongside Georgians against Russians, and tomorrow you are fighting alongside Russians against other Georgians - air force officers.

However, the Unsovites would not be themselves if they did not know how to analyse the situation they found themselves in. The book's characters answer the question of how all this happened in detail. They reveal the intricacies of local politics, show us the backstage of the process they saw with their own eyes, give lively assessments of living people, and do not lag behind in the fighting.