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War In The SAS And SBS: Inside the Elite Forces of the British Army

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The SAS and SBS are the most elite special forces units in the British Army. They are known for their courage, professionalism, and dedication to duty. These soldiers are trained to operate in the most challenging environments, and they have a proven track record of success in some of the world's most dangerous conflicts.

Special Forces Brothers in Arms: Eoin and Ambrose McGonigal: War in the SAS and SBS

by Regina Louise

4.7 out of 5

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In this book, you will learn about the history of the SAS and SBS, their training methods, and their operations in some of the world's most dangerous conflicts. You will also hear from the soldiers themselves, as they share their experiences of war and the challenges they have faced.

The History of the SAS and SBS

The SAS was founded in 1941 by David Stirling, a young British officer who had served in the Western Desert during World War II. Stirling's vision was to create a small, highly trained unit that could operate behind enemy lines and carry out sabotage and reconnaissance missions. The SAS quickly became known for its daring raids and its ability to operate in the most challenging environments.

The SBS was founded in 1940 as a naval special forces unit. The SBS was tasked with carrying out raids on enemy shipping and coastal installations. The SBS has also been involved in a number of land operations, including the D-Day landings in Normandy.

The Training Methods of the SAS and SBS

The SAS and SBS are trained to operate in the most challenging environments. They are trained in a variety of skills, including:

Unarmed combat
Weapons handling
Navigation
Survival
First aid
Language skills

The SAS and SBS are also trained to work as a team. They are taught to trust each other and to rely on each other in the most dangerous situations.

The Operations of the SAS and SBS

The SAS and SBS have been involved in a number of high-profile operations, including:

The raid on the Iranian Embassy in London in 1980
The capture of the Argentine garrison at Goose Green during the Falklands War in 1982
The raid on the Al-Qaeda compound in Yemen in 2000
The rescue of hostages from the Iranian embassy in Baghdad in 2005
The raid on the compound of Osama bin Laden in Abbottabad, Pakistan in 2011

The SAS and SBS have a proven track record of success in some of the world's most dangerous conflicts. They are a vital part of the British Army, and they continue to play a key role in protecting the UK and its allies.

The Soldiers of the SAS and SBS

The SAS and SBS are made up of some of the most dedicated and courageous soldiers in the world. They are highly trained and highly motivated, and they are always ready to face danger.

In this book, you will hear from the soldiers themselves, as they share their experiences of war and the challenges they have faced. You will learn about their motivations, their fears, and their hopes for the future.

War In The SAS And SBS is a gripping account of the elite British forces that have fought in some of the world's most dangerous conflicts. From the jungles of Malaya to the mountains of Afghanistan, these soldiers have faced unimaginable challenges and risked their lives for their country. This book tells their story, in their own words.

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Special Forces Brothers in Arms: Eoin and Ambrose McGonigal: War in the SAS and SBS

by Regina Louise

4.7 out of 5