McNab claims for security reasons.
McNab makes appearances at book signings and is available for motivational public speaking engagements, so his security is clearly not a concern. One reason there are not many photos of him on the internet is that most web sources for McNab information tend to be fan sites. Many of these same sites also disseminate the false rumour that his real name is a state secret. According to McNab himself, there is no law concerning his identity, only 'common sense' concerning his celebrity status (he says he receives a lot of hate mail from people claiming he sold out the SAS regiment, and has lied in his stories about his own exploits solely to make money). McNab's real name has even been published by the British Government, so it's certainly not a state secret as far as they are concerned.
McNab claimed to be the British Army's most highly decorated soldier when he retired in 1993, holding both the DCM and the MM. A cross check of the British London Gazette shows that only one soldier held both these medals in 1993. That soldier was Steven Billy Mitchell, which is the real name of Andy Mcnab.
Amazon.com lists Mr. McNab's work under fiction.
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Yes, there are several photographs of the Titanic sinking that were taken by passengers and crew on nearby ships. These images provide a glimpse into the tragic event that occurred on April 15, 1912.
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