Bravo to the SAS or whoever did the deed.
The SAS has an incredible history along with its sister/brother units. It’s “who dares wins” as their moto says. Excellent work.
‘Bisto is a well-known brand of traditional British foods in the United Kingdom, most famous for its gravy products.’
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bisto
Typical.
How many “Sargeant A’s” are there in US special forces?
Given that he needed skin-tanning, I assume he’s a gringo. But having the language ability and cultural knowledge that would allow him to pass as a local Iraqi car merchant? Quite impressive.
They were armed with short-barrelled machine guns and carried alsatian dogs. The remaining windows were smashed and the dogs thrown inside.
Scaling down a building while holding a dog takes some skill. Smashing the window while holding the dog and then tossing the dog in takes even more skill. BTW, I had to look up Alsatian to see what kind of dog it is. It is a German Shepherd, just a different name.
Suddenly SAS troopers dressed in black kit scaled the rooftop and swung down.
They were armed with short-barrelled machine guns and carried alsatian dogs. The remaining windows were smashed and the dogs thrown inside.
Carrying Alsatians while fast roping off a roof in the middle of that Hellhole??????
Blessed Mother, please, please, please don't ever let me piss off one of those little Spector guys. I don't want my big ass knocked out by someone who weighs a buck fifty
“Suddenly SAS troopers dressed in black kit scaled the rooftop and swung down.
They were armed with short-barrelled machine guns and carried alsatian dogs. The remaining windows were smashed and the dogs thrown inside.”
These dudes mean business.
I didn’t know a alsatian dog is the same as a German Shepherd
Bisto gravy is enough to kill anyone.
Still think there should be a 20 year wait before releasing any info.
I had to get pretty far through the article to see how Bisto fits in:
To succeed where others failed, Sergeant A his identity cannot be revealed went undercover, joining a group of Iraqi counter-terrorist personnel called Apostles and setting up a car dealership in an open-air market in the Rusafa district of Baghdad. His hair dyed, his face blackened by layers of fake tan or Bisto gravy granules when he ran out and wearing brown contact lenses, Sergeant A mingled with Rusafas movers and shakers, bought and sold cars and recruited sources.