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| − | 22 SAS is a | + | 22 SAS is a unit of the [[Special Air Service]] (SAS), a special forces regiment in the [[British Army]]. 22 SAS is short for 22 Regiment Special Air Service, the regular regiment of the SAS and the one associated with the best known SAS operations. |
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[[Julian Ball]] | [[Peter de la Billiere]] | [[Ian Crooke]] | [[Charles Guthrie]] | [[Simon Mann]] | [[David Stirling]] | [[Michael Wilkes]] | [[Julian Ball]] | [[Peter de la Billiere]] | [[Ian Crooke]] | [[Charles Guthrie]] | [[Simon Mann]] | [[David Stirling]] | [[Michael Wilkes]] | ||
Revision as of 01:46, 5 May 2010
22 SAS is a unit of the Special Air Service (SAS), a special forces regiment in the British Army. 22 SAS is short for 22 Regiment Special Air Service, the regular regiment of the SAS and the one associated with the best known SAS operations.
See also
Julian Ball | Peter de la Billiere | Ian Crooke | Charles Guthrie | Simon Mann | David Stirling | Michael Wilkes
- See also People Associated with the SAS
- Special Reconnaissance Unit | Military Reaction Forces | Phoenix Close Protection | UK Special Forces | Director Special Forces
