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Originally posted by professionalSAS
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1. SAS troopers are not allowed to show their faces, this is standard practice for many special units, the most famous being the South African Special Task Force.
2. SAS troopers train using armalite's (M16's etc..), gpmg's(General Purpose Machine Guns), MP5's (CQB) and not the sa80 as shown in this photograph which is used by regular forces and also the marines.
3. This trooper is missing his bergen, Assualt Rig and Hydra-pack, bellow is a picture of a SAS trooper in training : Kindly provided by : [email protected]
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Originally posted by lemontreeHawk_eye,
Good observation. Even the pic of the Indian Para Captain is not real, but a promotion adv to encourage recruitment.
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Nobody mentioned the Delta force?? I don't know much about them. Does anyone?"Our citizenship in the United States is our national character. Our citizenship in any particular state is only our local distinction. By the latter we are known at home, by the former to the world. Our great title is AMERICANS…" -- Thomas Paine
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Originally posted by Hawk_eyeThankyou, Sir, to be honest i like the Uniform... I hope you liked the Picture i provided of the SSG operative in training!
The picture is nice no doubt, but SOF guys look the same all over, gas mask and all. Its would be nice to see picture of the older Pak army regts., Punjab Regt (which is the oldest in the sub-continent), FF and Baloch Regt.
Cheers!...on the rocks!!
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Originally posted by lemontreeHawk_eye
The picture is nice no doubt, but SOF guys look the same all over, gas mask and all. Its would be nice to see picture of the older Pak army regts., Punjab Regt (which is the oldest in the sub-continent), FF and Baloch Regt.
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Originally posted by Veni Vidi ViciNobody mentioned the Delta force?? I don't know much about them. Does anyone?
Members of the unit were part of Task Force Ranger that took part in the ill fated operation in Somalia (the 'Black Hawk Down' operation). The tenacious last man stand at the 2nd crashed helicopeter by Sgt.Randy Shughart and Master Sgt.Garry Gordon bears witness to their professionalism and martial sprit.
Cheers!...on the rocks!!
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"Nobody mentioned the Delta force?? I don't know much about them. Does anyone?"
Up until a few years ago the Pentagon didn't even avow their existence. Beyond that Lemon gave ya a pretty good overview. Delta troopers are handpicked volunteers from Army Special forces. The best of the best of the best.
"The tenacious last man stand at the 2nd crashed helicopeter by Sgt.Randy Shughart and Master Sgt.Garry Gordon bears witness to their professionalism and martial spirit."
They were snipers, both of them.
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Originally posted by M21SniperThe best of the best of the best."Our citizenship in the United States is our national character. Our citizenship in any particular state is only our local distinction. By the latter we are known at home, by the former to the world. Our great title is AMERICANS…" -- Thomas Paine
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Originally posted by lemontreeNot quite, the 1er RPIMa and 2nd REP (Foreign Legion), are one of the best in the world, they are rated even better than SEAL or US Rangers.Where's the bloody gin? An army marches on its liver, not its ruddy stomach.
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Oh; a question:
when asking "special forces" how is one to compare like with like, given the role of, say, Spetz. is largely different to, say, the SAS?
Given that certain units are elite (to regular) and others specifically covert there is potential overlap with civilian intelligence services i.e. MI6-SAS.
More to the point I would like to submit anon disp. assets.Where's the bloody gin? An army marches on its liver, not its ruddy stomach.
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