The Special Air Service

Since its birth at Kabrti in 1941, the Special Air Service has consistently captured the imagination of the military and public alike by the daring and unconventional nature of its operations. The nature of the tasks and the methods peculiar to the SAS have made it difficult to standardise items of equipment. Apart from issues common to the British Army as a whole, SAS personnel have need of, and access to, various specialised ‘pieces of kit’: often SAS innovations created to meet specific needs. James Shortt investigates the organisation, tactics, equipment and remarkable history of Britain’s elite fighting force.

Author	James G. Shortt
Book Series	Osprey Men at Arms
ISBN	9780850453966
Pages	2
Publication Date	07-23-1981
Publisher	Bloomsbury USA

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