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Stealhead · 12-01-12, 08:18 PM

I would imagine that the SAS Counter Revolutionary members that operated in Northern Ireland in the old day enjoy anonymity a great deal.

I read an interview once of a SAS man that did that he talked about getting through a road block by shooting the IRA men manning they where searching every car so the only option was deadly force each SAS member shot a guard and they drove on and that was just the start.In that case they are dressed as civilians so capture means certain death.

In the UK if I had been a part of any elite pain in the side to AQ or the Taliban unit I would not want to be known because they can get to you in England maybe even the US if they really wanted to.

12-01-12, 08:18 PM	#11
Stealhead Navy Seal Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: Kentucky Posts: 5,421 Downloads: 85 Uploads: 0	I would imagine that the SAS Counter Revolutionary members that operated in Northern Ireland in the old day enjoy anonymity a great deal. I read an interview once of a SAS man that did that he talked about getting through a road block by shooting the IRA men manning they where searching every car so the only option was deadly force each SAS member shot a guard and they drove on and that was just the start.In that case they are dressed as civilians so capture means certain death. In the UK if I had been a part of any elite pain in the side to AQ or the Taliban unit I would not want to be known because they can get to you in England maybe even the US if they really wanted to.