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Special Air Service Reserve candidates breaking contact whilst on SOPTAC.Follow UKSF for more
16/10/2026

Special Air Service Reserve candidates breaking contact whilst on SOPTAC.

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Members of 22 SAS during a deployment to Syria.-Follow UKSF for more content
14/10/2026

Members of 22 SAS during a deployment to Syria.
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13/10/2026

United Kingdom Special Forces seen during a convoy tonight in Herefordshire 🇬🇧

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Member of 22 Special Air Service during linear/tubular assault training in the London Underground 🇬🇧Follow UKSF for more
12/10/2026

Member of 22 Special Air Service during linear/tubular assault training in the London Underground 🇬🇧

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Special Forces Support Group Operator with an MGL-140 during a tour to Afghanistan🇬🇧🇦🇫Follow UKSF for more
09/10/2026

Special Forces Support Group Operator with an MGL-140 during a tour to Afghanistan🇬🇧🇦🇫

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Members of 22 Special Air Service providing close protection to Gordon Brown in Baghdad, 2008.-Follow UKSF for more
07/10/2026

Members of 22 Special Air Service providing close protection to Gordon Brown in Baghdad, 2008.
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Members of The Special Reconnaissance Regiment pictured during time on the range with their 9mm Sig Sauer P226’s -Follow...
05/10/2026

Members of The Special Reconnaissance Regiment pictured during time on the range with their 9mm Sig Sauer P226’s
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The SAS allegedly secretly tracked down and killed two members of a gang who murdered six British military policemen in ...
03/10/2026

The SAS allegedly secretly tracked down and killed two members of a gang who murdered six British military policemen in Iraq.

At the time, the deaths of the Red Caps in June 2003, weeks after Saddam Hussein was toppled, was the largest loss of UK life to enemy forces in the Iraq war.

For 23 years it was thought the killers fled across the border into Iran to escape justice. But in a remarkable development, SAS sources have revealed in a new book that they located a pair of the Iranian-backed gang members involved and killed them.

Aged 41, he came from Chessington in Surrey, and was single.

Sergeant Hamilton-Jewell was known to his friends as ‘HJ’. The Platoon Sergeant of the Parachute Provost Platoon, he joined the Army in August 1988 and joined 156 Provost Company in March 2002.

He had previously served as a soldier in the Territorial Army from 1979 to 1988. He had served in Germany and the UK, and on operations in Northern Ireland, Sarajevo and Sudan, as well as on exercise in Kenya, Poland and France.

As well as being a trained military parachutist, Simon Hamilton-Jewell was a qualified HGV driving instructor, and practised martial arts.

Aged 30, he came from Swadlincote, Derbyshire, and was married with one daughter.

Russ Aston was the company physical training instructor and enjoyed an active social life within the unit. He joined the Army in 1993 and was posted to 156 Provost Company in March 2001 after service with the Grenadier Guards.

Corporal Aston was military parachute trained, and had served in Macedonia and Northern Ireland and on operations in Kenya.

Aged 24, he came from Colchester in Essex.

Born in Portsmouth, Paul Long attended Blackmoor CofE Primary School and All Hallows RC Comprehensive in Aldershot, before moving to South Shields where he attended Hebburn College.

He joined the Regular Army in April 1999, having served two years with the Territorial Army, and was posted to 156 Provost Company in March 2000.

A member of the Parachute Provost Platoon, he was a qualified radio operator. This was his first operational deployment. Paul was a dedicated soldier who loved his work.

His mother Patricia Long, supported by her other t

Ms Grenfell has stated that SAS troopers “used language that would not be acceptable in High-Street stores such as Marks...
02/10/2026

Ms Grenfell has stated that SAS troopers “used language that would not be acceptable in High-Street stores such as Marks & Spencer.”

Ms. Grenfell was employed at Regimental HQ for 3 years and has given evidence in the past of illegal activity by SAS troopers in Afghanistan. She has further stated that troopers that she interacted with, were “boastful” and used dark humor in jokes and in their “war stories.” She has stated that, in her opinion, troopers that behaved badly in camp might point out how they behaved out in the field.”

Grenfell has given evidence under oath to the inquiry into alleged unlawful activity by the SAS in Afghanistan.
In her first interview, she told The Times that she believed “there are guilty people who need to be found”. She dismissed the idea that military personnel were being subjected to a “witch hunt” by the inquiry team.

During a security briefing, Grenfell claimed that an officer joked about the deaths of SAS candidates in the Brecon Beacons, saying that “dying on selection is nature’s way of saying you have failed”, to which others laughed.

Grenfell, a former health journalist who wrote the book Geezers under the pen name Monica Lavers, about her experiences at the camp, said that she “felt the standards of behaviour were low” and said that the atmosphere was corrosive.

Ms Grenfell, stick to the stores and a shush your noise.

Member of The Special Reconnaissance Regiment with his brand new 2026 Toyota Corolla-Follow UKSF for more
02/10/2026

Member of The Special Reconnaissance Regiment with his brand new 2026 Toyota Corolla
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