Dear Huub,

Thank you for your reply and for providing that book referance, I look forward to reading it. Unfortunately I seem unable to access your website through the link that you provided, perhaps you could post the URL address?
With best regards!

Pasha

No Problem m8:
http://home.hccnet.nl ...

Txs Gearjammer351,

I did have some contacts with ex- and members and they support most of my sites content.

As I say on th eabut me page there is no best?
mAYBE ONLY lesse and some more good?

Indeed it is wise to close this "discussion".

Have fun all.....

Lol Mike, I am not in a race m8.
Get enough visitors each day
Besides its only for info, I get nothing out of it

Just nice to have some really interested ones?

Hi all,

Just poining out my sas site.
From the beginning in 1941 up till the Gulf War.
All my own words, reading etc..

Visit my SAS site

Hope you enjoy it.

Hi all,

Just poining out my sas site.
From the beginning in 1941 up till the Gulf War.
All my own words, reading etc..

Visit my SAS site

Hope you enjoy it.

Got some 250 + SF non-fiction books so hard to choose

Some good ones?

Soldier I SAS

Immediate action

Rogue Warrior (super)

Im Augen des Jagers (German, true story of a German WO 2 sniper)

93 Confirmed Kills (story of Carlos Hatchcok III USMC sniper Vietnam)

Blood on the Risers (John ...

I will place a link soon.

Good forum guys!

I am by no means an expert.
Read a lot, searched a lot etc...

SAS/SBS have a long history and invented much of the methods used today.
Personally I like to think the SAS is most versatile, winns in adoptation to events, are broadly trained and the caracter of the "boys" plays a big role as well ...

Hi all,

Just wanted to say hello and point out my efforts to put some info about the SAS on the web for sharing.

Have fun,


Visit my SAS site

Hi Pasha,

Check out some books on the SAS campaigns?
On my site a general picture on Borneo is given.

Read:
SAS, The Jungle Frontier by Peter Dickens and maybe more?

Good luck.