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- SAS hero: ‘Give back my laptop’
Report from The Sun - 13 September 2007 A THIEF made the biggest mistake of his criminal life when he nicked a laptop because it belongs to super-tough SAS veteran Andy McNab. The Bravo Two Zero hero has years of experience of tracking the most elusive and dangerous enemies and wants his computer back. The small-time crook would [...]
Thu, 13 Sep 2007 13:48:53 +0000 - SAS soldier killed in mass raid on Al-Qaeda chief
Lots of papers have a follow up the news of the tragic death of SAS man Eddie Collins, we picked one. The Sunday Times Sergeant Eddie Collins was part of an unusually large SAS “hard arrest” team, which raided a terrorist safe house in Baghdad in the early hours of Wednesday. The death of Collins, described by his [...]
Mon, 10 Sep 2007 13:25:28 +0000 - British casualty in Iraq is named - BBC News
A British soldier serving with the Parachute Regiment killed in Iraq this week has been named by the Ministry of Defence as Sergeant Eddie Collins. The MoD said he died on Wednesday during an operation “in support of ongoing coalition activity”. It has been reported that he was on a special forces mission and was a member [...]
Sun, 09 Sep 2007 20:50:45 +0000 - ‘SAS man’ killed in central Iraq - BBC News
A British soldier thought to be serving with the Special Air Service (SAS) has been killed in central Iraq. The Ministry of Defence says the soldier, a member of the Parachute Regiment, died on Wednesday. It is understood he was on a special forces mission. The MoD said the operation was “in support of ongoing coalition activity [...]
Fri, 07 Sep 2007 19:40:25 +0000 - Andy McNab and AKE Group Ltd.
If you visit Andy McNab’s official website (where he will read aloud to you for a price), you’ll notice the “International Crisis” news scroll that comes directly from Hereford security firm AKE Group Ltd. Now, what kind of secret, inside info do the ex-SAS operators at AKE provide? Here’s a taste: Iraq: Foreign personnel are considered highly attractive [...]
Fri, 07 Sep 2007 18:22:03 +0000 - (Not) Keeping it in the Family
If you thought operating behind enemy lines for days was tough, try keeping your greedy kids from doing the hungry-vulture bit over your leftovers once you’ve ridden the midnight train to Slab City : A FALKLANDS War hero who was sent to the islands three weeks before the Task Force arrived has put his medals up [...]
Fri, 07 Sep 2007 17:13:28 +0000 - SAS to Combat Yobs?
What do you do when delinquent Newcastle teens wreck your beauty spot? If you’re Tynedale land agents Land Factor, you call in the SAS (or at least consider it). Watersmeet, a stretch of private land at the junction of the North and South Tynes, near Acomb, has been plagued in recent years by groups of youths [...]
Fri, 07 Sep 2007 16:49:45 +0000 - The Boy Soldier adventure reaches its thrilling conclusion!
ANDY MCNAB and co-writer ROBERT RIGBY write Fourth And Final book In The Boy Soldier Series: MELTDOWN On May 8th Doubleday Children’s Books has published the final book in the Boy Soldier series which follows the lives of 18 year-old Danny Watts and his ex-SAS grandfather, Fergus Watts. A lethal new drug known as Meltdown with devastating [...]
Thu, 06 Sep 2007 17:42:15 +0000 - Aussie SAS Vets Demand Recognition
Crap treatment of veterans isn’t just a U.S. phenomenon… SAS veterans who were shot at, gassed, bombed, mentally and physically scarred are demanding justice and recognition after 25 years in the wilderness. The men, members of Australia’s first Special Air Service counter-terrorist teams Nullah and Gauntlet, have gone public because of neglect by politicians and “shiny arse'’ [...]
Thu, 06 Sep 2007 15:15:29 +0000 - SAS Role in De Menezes Shooting Made Public
Scotland Yard has now acknowledged the participation of an undercover SAS operative in the anti-terror operation that led to the shooting death of innocent Brazilian Charles de Menezes. The actual shooting, however, was carried out by police officers. Sir Ian Blair acknowledged publicly for the first time that a member of the special forces was [...]
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