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Front Page | In-depth | World | Conflict with Iraq |
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Infiltration |
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The most crucial element of any special forces operation is their ability to enter a hostile environment quickly and undetected. Within the British SAS (Special Air Service), there are units trained to slip into a country, covering large distances on foot, moving only at night and staying hidden during daylight. But there are also more extreme forms of getting into the right place to tackle the enemy. Click on the numbers to find out more. |
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