Reply With QuoteIs that a young Bear Grylls?Originally Posted by p_unit_ghetto
lol
Jedburgh OSS
^ Team Jeremy.
Team Alan - Villefranche September 1944.
Team Ivor.
Team Ivor.
A fucking different class of male.
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Is that a young Bear Grylls?
lol
Jedburgh OSS
^ Team Anthony. Paris October 1944.
Team Aubrey.
Team Aubrey.
Team Frederick.
R. Kehoe recieving D.S.C.
John K. Singlaub
Lieutenant
US Infantry and OSS
Jedburgh Team James
Codename Mississippi
Postwar:
CIA
OC MACV-SOG (Vietnam) (Major General)
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Yes. I have not entered enough sodding characters.
22 SAS 16 Troop D Squadron 1959.
Pete Loveday, A sqdr, 22 SAS (joined the Regiment in 1953, left colour service in 1975, rejoined the Regiment as a civilian storeman and finally retired in 1996)
Anyone know why GSG-9 photos posted above all use camo helmet covers?
These pictures date back to the time when the GSG9's parent organization, the Federal Border Guard, still had combatant status and as such was equipped with camouflaged battle dress.
Then again, many German police forces used or use helmets with these covers. The AM-95 helmet which is regularily fielded by the German state police SWAT teams is often seen with a Flecktarn helmet cover.
ours(my uncle's) is gray.
I have the same book but with a black cover.
Good Jedburgh pic's, p_unit_ghetto.
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Last edited by Sand Man; 06-19-2009 at 11:03 AM.
17 Troop, D Squadron, on operations in Aden. Second from the left is a US Special Forces Master-Sergeant, on detachment to the SAS. He went on active service with the Regiment despite specific orders from the Pentagon forbidding it.[Ken Connor, Ghost Force - The Secret History of the SAS]
Source please?
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Tape on goggles ??
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