Secrets Of The Sas

[lurcherman 887 13,176]

Werent he on that sas who dares wins show aswell?

[Ossie n Arch 1,682]

My brother was on exercise in Belize once. Part of the exercise was to train with special forces, not sure which one. My brothers unit were sent out into the jungle to hide and evade the special forces. After a while, which may have been days, this local looking guy rides up on a moped to where my brother and mates are hiding. He stops, has a look around and rides off. Three days later he comes back. Stops again, has another look around, then looks straight at my brothers position and says "Alright lads"

 

He's clocked them all along.

[squab 2,875]

Anything to do with sbs is usually more interesting imo and also those navy seals got it tough for selection

[tillylamp 1,830]

Anything to do with sbs is usually more interesting imo and also those navy seals got it tough for selection

 

funny you saying that.....there was an ex sbs guy working alongside us on this job, when the sas was mentioned, he said "the sas are pussy's compared to the sbs's".....his words, not mine.

[lanesra 3,994]

 

Anything to do with sbs is usually more interesting imo and also those navy seals got it tough for selection

 

funny you saying that.....there was an ex sbs guy working alongside us on this job, when the sas was mentioned, he said "the sas are pussy's compared to the sbs's".....his words, not mine.

Well if he really believes there pussys if he ever asks you for your dinner money just hand it over mate

[mushroom 13,093]

I knew a a family once who if I remember correctly had two serving/served and one of the brothers was always being seconded training wise with the specials..

 

Tough lads from east York's

Edited September 9, 2016 by mushroom

[squab 2,875]

 

Anything to do with sbs is usually more interesting imo and also those navy seals got it tough for selection

 

funny you saying that.....there was an ex sbs guy working alongside us on this job, when the sas was mentioned, he said "the sas are pussy's compared to the sbs's".....his words, not mine.

he's bang on

[DIDO.1 22,844]

My great uncle dick fought with the long range desert group in north Africa. His son, who I call my cousin was a colour sergeant major and was attached to the sas. The other day he attended his daughter's passing out parade. Proud military history in that side of the family.

 

I was brought up on bed time stories about how uncle dick killed Rommel and my cousin was the first man on the balcony lol

Edited September 10, 2016 by DIDO.1

[scothunter 12,609]

That captured SAS guy had a few funny comebacks to the reporter.

"What was going through your mind"?

Hopefully not a bullet lol

[Blackbriar 8,569]

That captured SAS guy had a few funny comebacks to the reporter.

"What was going through your mind"?

Hopefully not a bullet lol

"We tried to persuade him that we weren't going to do him any harm...."

"With a gun pointing at him ?"

"Yeah...on reflection, the gun probably didn't help......"

 

And he's definitely perfected the steely-eyed stare !

[scothunter 12,609]

Also laughed @ telling about his degree

"Which makes me very very clever haha

[MIK 4,763]

Is there a guy called Eddie Stone on it ?

[scothunter 12,609]

Nah mik he's not in this one. He did a few shows years back with the other guy from Falkirk who died.

 

whats with the older guy with the dark glasses lol if thats to hide his identity he failed

[CushtyJook 1,097]

Can someone go straight from the police into sas or is it only people from military

[scothunter 12,609]

You need to be a serving soldier. Regardless of your prev rank you automatically become a private. Well so i read.