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Today is November 6 and on this date in history, in 1861, Jefferson Davis was elected President of the Confederate States of America. Whatever your view is on JD, you must admit that he was a remarkable person in history.
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3 days ago

I am sure that they are very good, and it would appear that most reviewers here are Pakistani.
Very nice to be patriotic to one's own.
However there are two issues that I would draw to the reviewers' attention. Firstly, the difference between the Pakistani SSG
and say for example the British SAS and SBS is that the SSG tend to operate in their own geographical area, whilst the SAS and SBS have
a track record worldwide. Secondly, British SAS have trained and continue to train many of the world's Special Forces.
How many do the SSG train relative to SAS? Thank you.

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3 days ago

Andrew777, I am not sure how old or young you are, but what I do know is that you are pretty naive.
All Special Forces lose members in theatre. Simply because a unit is a Special Forces one does not mean
to say that it is above the danger - actual or potenial - that the unit faces. Most Americans believe anything
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4 days ago

In March 2006, in a bloodless operation, the SAS rescued British activist, Norman Kember, and 2 Canadians who had been kidnapped in Baghdad
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September 5th, 2007 - A 30-man SAS team assaulted a house that intel had pinpointed as the location of a senior Al-Qaeda figure. The mission was a success but sadly it costs the life of one of the SAS assaulters.
so...ever hear of SEAL'S failing their teamates like the SAS or canadians...they are good, granted, but im sick of the SEAL's not being rightfuly reconized as the best sp tf. Facts to back it up. in vietnam war seal had a 200;1 kill to loss ratio, the 1 was from either sickness or natural accidents(look it up) Fact 2: never has a seal been captured. WEELLL seems though we are based on SAS and sbs, and the fact seals are relatively young, we still are up to par with any fighting force in the world, how i know this? easy...my unce and dad ex SEAL's and have worked with SAS, sbs, spetznaz. seal's command respect from all, and respectively.
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4 days ago

In March 2006, in a bloodless operation, the SAS rescued British activist, Norman Kember, and 2 Canadians who had been kidnapped in Baghdad
read more : SAS rescue Norman Kember


September 5th, 2007 - A 30-man SAS team assaulted a house that intel had pinpointed as the location of a senior Al-Qaeda figure. The mission was a success but sadly it costs the life of one of the SAS assaulters.
so...ever hear of SEAL'S failing their teamates like the SAS or canadians...they are good, granted, but im sick of the SEAL's not being rightfuly reconized as the best sp tf. Facts to back it up. in vietnam war seal had a 200;1 kill to loss ratio, the 1 was from either sickness or natural accidents(look it up) Fact 2: never has a seal been captured or failed a mission.
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