the SAS are often wrongly labelled, yes they do perform counter terrorist operations, but they are not a counter terrorist unit, i do hate it when people refer to them as such, they are a special forces army regiment, they in theory and if needed can do the jobs of a regular army regiment (which im sure they have done in the past). They are a regiment, but one like no other, they are an integral part of the British army, and their scope of operations make them so versatile, not only can they do special operations tasks, hostage rescues, counter terrorism ops, but they can also do the knitty gritty fighting that has become the standard infantry?s game, this is personally for me the most attractive part of the SAS, the very fact that they can be utilised as a standard infantry regiment as well as their main special forces role makes them very unique, as no other special force in the world has performed this role to the extent that the SAS have been doing since their creation.
So in conclusion, the next time anyone refers to the SAS as a counter terrorism unit, you are wrongly labelling them, refer to them as what they are, a special operations unit
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