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British SAS to Join Special Forces
Telegraph (UK) ^ | Sunday, September 16, 2001 | Macer Hall, Philip Sherwell and Christina Lamb

Posted on 09/16/2001 2:24:50 AM PDT by Scalia Rules

SAS troops are preparing to join American special forces in a swoop aimed at devastating terrorist training camps in Afghanistan under plans for a swift retaliation for last week's outrages.


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1 posted on 09/16/2001 2:24:50 AM PDT by Scalia Rules
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2 posted on 09/16/2001 2:37:01 AM PDT by 68-69TonkinGulfYachtClub
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One might want to rent the movie "Kim" starring Errol Flynn. It is from a book by Rudyard Kipling and about the British use of a network of spies in their conflict with Afghanistan. This is going to be a long and hard conflict. Glad to hear that the British SAS will be going along.
3 posted on 09/16/2001 3:42:48 AM PDT by Lauratealeaf
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. Interesting. Probably clever disinformation.

This is my own opinion concerning a posted & linked article. I am not in the US
armed forces, and have no knowledge of army or special forces tactics or methods.

4 posted on 09/16/2001 4:15:38 AM PDT by dbbeebs
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