The Commando Dagger is originally called the "Fairbairn-Sykes fighting knife".
Here is some info about it: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fairbairn-Sykes_Fighting_Knife

It tends to be a relic / souvenir these days rather than a weapon.
As said above he will probably find a Gerber or Leatherman ...

Just asking, Would a British be able to transfer to one of the Australian Commando Regiments?. Its just that this regiment has only got more recognition last year an was thinking if it would be possible with Australia being of the Commonwealth.

http://www.defencejobs.gov.au/army/jobs/Commando/

The AO-63 is a twin-barrel 5.45x39mm calibre assault rifle manufactured by TsNIITochmash and is capable of firing from 850RPM or 6,000RPM when in two round burst mode. It was used during the Abakan assault rifle trials by the Spetsnaz during the 1980s alongside other weapons with the Nikonov AN-94 ...

Does anyone here remember these back in the 1990s?. These were the shoddiest boots i ever had but just posted them here for a laugh:lol:

The Waffen SS & FJ's had the best camouflages ever, Even today they still would be effective.

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