SAS到底有多牛逼？

因为英国的情报牛，英国的媒体更牛~

宣传吧
虽然有些战绩，但和媒体的吹嘘比就不算什么了

SAS退役老兵可以连续三次从孤岛上的监狱越狱。你说牛不牛？:D

SAS可以追述到2战时期的战绩就这么被你轻描淡写的无视掉了。

如果SAS都象你说的这样，那T G的任一支特种部队只怕是更符合“宣传吧，虽然有些战绩，但和媒体和网友的吹嘘比就不算什么了”的了。


当然，回到LZ本来的问题：

SAS自扩大规模后，水平素质据说是下降了，很被同样老牌的SBS鄙视。

宣传吧
虽然有些战绩，但和媒体的吹嘘比就不算什么了
爱军习武 发表于 2009-11-27 11:27

SAS可以追述到2战时期的战绩就这么被你轻描淡写的无视掉了。

如果SAS都象你说的这样，那T G的任一支特种部队只怕是更符合“宣传吧，虽然有些战绩，但和媒体和网友的吹嘘比就不算什么了”的了。


当然，回到LZ本来的问题：

SAS自扩大规模后，水平素质据说是下降了，很被同样老牌的SBS鄙视。

爱军习武 发表于 2009-11-27 11:27


    WW2里的功绩都被抹杀了。。。。。。。

感觉最近好多人是玩了使命召唤6才开始关注sas的......本人也是其中之一

以前看过探索频道的一个纪录片。
说的是英国在非洲某国的巡逻队被当地武装劫持事件。
我印象比较深的是SAS的狙击手在当地部落周围潜伏了好几天，没有被人发现。
最后成功救出人质，但是SAS队员MS挂了一个。

狮子山那次算不？欺负黑蜀黍。。。。

世界上最不靠谱的几件事：美国人的承诺，俄国人的信用，英国人的荣誉，法国人的坚持，中国人的清廉，印度人的计划以及韩国人的历史。

以下这些算不？欺负方脑子的德国人和不会打仗的意大利人。

Colossus February 1941 first airborne raid, raid on Tragino aqueduct in Italy by 'X' Troop, No. 1 Special Air Service Battalion origin of the term 'SAS' (but not the organisation).
Operation Squatter 16/17 November 1941 raid on forward Axis airfields in North Africa
Operation Green Room
Operation Bigamy September 1942, raid on the port of Benghazi Shown as Snowdrop in all publications which follow uncritically the initial editions of William Boyd Kennedy Shaw's book Long Range Desert Group which used this appellation for the first time as War Office security policy would not permit him to use real operational code names on first publication.
Operation Palmyra
Chestnut July 1943 raids supporting Sicily invasion.
Narcissus July 1943, capture of lighthouse in Sicily.
Begonia/Jonquil October 1943, rescue of POWs in Italy.
Candytuft October 1943 raid on railroad targets in Italy.
Maple Driftwood 1944, raid of railroad targets in Italy
Baobab January 1944, raid on rail targets serving Anzio, Italy
Operation Titanic IV June 6 1944
Nelson Planned June 1944, operation in the Orleans Gap.
Samwest 6 June 1944, 4th SAS Battalion dropped in Côtes-du-Nord (Britanny)
Operation Grog /Grog 4 SAS in conjunction with Operations Dingson and Samwest June 5 1944
Dingson 6 June 1944, 4th SAS Battalion (Free French) dropped to Morbihan (Britanny)
Operation Bulbasket 2nd SAS failed operation 6th of June 1944
Cooney 8 June 1944, 18 teams of the 4th SAS Battalion (Free French) dropped to Britanny to break communications ways.
Houndsworth June 1944
Lost 1944
Swan 1944
Gain 1944 (Originally issued as *Cain but corrupted in transmission and the latter adopted)
Defoe July 1944, patrols in Normandy.
Barker 1944 (Originally issued as *Barkers as it is named for a famous London department store, but subsequently truncated)
Derry 1944
Gaff July 1944, attempt to kill or capture Erwin Rommel.
Dunhill August 1944, raid in support of the breakout from the Normandy beachhead.
Loyton August 1944, operations near the Belfort Gap.
Haggard(Part of a series of randomly allocated cryptonyms derived from famous writers)
Moses (Part of a series of randomly allocated cryptonyms derived from the Bible)
Newton August 1944, attacks on German rear areas.
Noah August 1944, attack on retreating Germans in Belgium.
Canuck January 1945 operation in Northern Italy.
Cold Comfort (subsequently Zombie ) February 1945 failed SAS raid on railroad targets near Verona.
Brake(Part of a series of operations named after parts of aircraft)
Tombola March 1945, major operation around Bologna
Archway March 1945, reconnaissance in support of the crossing of the Rhine.
Amherst In the night of 7 April 1945, more than 700 Free French SAS of the 3rd and 4th SAS were dropped in Holland between Hoogeveen and Groningen.
Keystone April 1945, operation near Ijsselmeer.

如果这些不算的话1980年4月3日伊朗使馆事件算不算？1982年马岛海战算不算？1991年海湾战争算不算？

宣传吧
虽然有些战绩，但和媒体的吹嘘比就不算什么了
爱军习武 发表于 2009-11-27 11:27

狮子山那次算不？欺负黑蜀黍。。。。
挂幌子 发表于 2009-11-27 12:42

以下这些算不？欺负方脑子的德国人和不会打仗的意大利人。

Colossus February 1941 first airborne raid, raid on Tragino aqueduct in Italy by 'X' Troop, No. 1 Special Air Service Battalion origin of the term 'SAS' (but not the organisation).
Operation Squatter 16/17 November 1941 raid on forward Axis airfields in North Africa
Operation Green Room
Operation Bigamy September 1942, raid on the port of Benghazi Shown as Snowdrop in all publications which follow uncritically the initial editions of William Boyd Kennedy Shaw's book Long Range Desert Group which used this appellation for the first time as War Office security policy would not permit him to use real operational code names on first publication.
Operation Palmyra
Chestnut July 1943 raids supporting Sicily invasion.
Narcissus July 1943, capture of lighthouse in Sicily.
Begonia/Jonquil October 1943, rescue of POWs in Italy.
Candytuft October 1943 raid on railroad targets in Italy.
Maple Driftwood 1944, raid of railroad targets in Italy
Baobab January 1944, raid on rail targets serving Anzio, Italy
Operation Titanic IV June 6 1944
Nelson Planned June 1944, operation in the Orleans Gap.
Samwest 6 June 1944, 4th SAS Battalion dropped in Côtes-du-Nord (Britanny)
Operation Grog /Grog 4 SAS in conjunction with Operations Dingson and Samwest June 5 1944
Dingson 6 June 1944, 4th SAS Battalion (Free French) dropped to Morbihan (Britanny)
Operation Bulbasket 2nd SAS failed operation 6th of June 1944
Cooney 8 June 1944, 18 teams of the 4th SAS Battalion (Free French) dropped to Britanny to break communications ways.
Houndsworth June 1944
Lost 1944
Swan 1944
Gain 1944 (Originally issued as *Cain but corrupted in transmission and the latter adopted)
Defoe July 1944, patrols in Normandy.
Barker 1944 (Originally issued as *Barkers as it is named for a famous London department store, but subsequently truncated)
Derry 1944
Gaff July 1944, attempt to kill or capture Erwin Rommel.
Dunhill August 1944, raid in support of the breakout from the Normandy beachhead.
Loyton August 1944, operations near the Belfort Gap.
Haggard(Part of a series of randomly allocated cryptonyms derived from famous writers)
Moses (Part of a series of randomly allocated cryptonyms derived from the Bible)
Newton August 1944, attacks on German rear areas.
Noah August 1944, attack on retreating Germans in Belgium.
Canuck January 1945 operation in Northern Italy.
Cold Comfort (subsequently Zombie ) February 1945 failed SAS raid on railroad targets near Verona.
Brake(Part of a series of operations named after parts of aircraft)
Tombola March 1945, major operation around Bologna
Archway March 1945, reconnaissance in support of the crossing of the Rhine.
Amherst In the night of 7 April 1945, more than 700 Free French SAS of the 3rd and 4th SAS were dropped in Holland between Hoogeveen and Groningen.
Keystone April 1945, operation near Ijsselmeer.

如果这些不算的话1980年4月3日伊朗使馆事件算不算？1982年马岛海战算不算？1991年海湾战争算不算？

哪位大大知道德国所谓“勃兰登堡部队”的详细资料和战史？网上搜到的资料千篇一律，无法令人信服~~鉴于国内德棍的表现，我老觉得这是YY出来的。。。{:yi:}

SAS/SBS ， 牛啊。

由于当年北爱的热闹，SAS一度是，很可能现在也是世界上实战最多，经验最丰富的特种部队。

隐藏与危险 这游戏做的太好了{:2_62:}

很多现代特种技、战术的鼻祖都是特别空勤团啊，例如大名鼎鼎的CQB？

即使是MD的海豹，三角洲对SAS也只有谦虚

置疑的人可以去找找三角洲成立的动因和创始人的个人服役经历。

当然现在被SBS鄙视的不是一般

rx78nt1gx 发表于 2009-11-27 12:57


   哥们有才。

metro 发表于 2009-11-27 12:07


  这不是极限权利里面某集内容么，原来有原型阿~~~~~不过不是去救人的，是去杀人的

别的不说美国的三角洲就是仿照SAS组建的。

歼击机07 发表于 2009-11-27 11:41


    哦？

回复 22# liangkangping


    石破天惊...

SAS可以说是现代特种部队的鼻祖了。。。。

metro 发表于 2009-11-27 12:07


    塞拉利昂，狙击手从事前期侦查和情报收集是SAS的一贯作风，一般是二人小组，潜伏几天不被发现是基本要求啊

血花刀剪 发表于 2009-11-27 11:14


    对喽！

荆棘天堂 发表于 2009-11-27 20:20


    这不胡闹么……

歼击机07 发表于 2009-11-27 11:41


    他居然被关了几十年还能熟练使用最新的美式武器…… 很雷人……

回复 28# 豆浆油条
在片中只用了MP5navy 吧， MP5系列在1965年就开始生产了 考虑到SAS的训练
老肖应该能潇洒的使用它。

N-FAN 发表于 2009-11-27 20:23
正解 不要小瞧英国

豆浆油条 发表于 2009-11-27 21:04


   
AK47 看数字都知道是哪年生产的……

1911 就不说了……

M2重机枪 更加……

M16越南战争就有 现在那些不过是M16的变形

说到底…… 轻武器…… 无非就是扣扳机……

有马岛战争·海湾战争·运河战争 ·阿富汗战争等实战检验

善于欺敌使诈，极强的恶劣天气适应能力曾经增 服过最高峰

因为英国人是牛牛

玩了COD4才发现SAS很6的。
貌似公司对SAS很有爱哦~4和6两代总共剩下的三个人（两主角一配角）都是SAS的，有原来就是SAS的普林斯和肥皂，原来是线人后面加入SAS的尼古来。

挂幌子 发表于 2009-11-27 12:42


你楼上那个说的就是那次

安全令牌 发表于 2009-11-27 17:04
真的？

对了正宗的SAS到底是哪只？是不是那个22特种空勤团

歼击机07 发表于 2009-11-27 11:41
你是说石破天惊？尼古拉斯.凯奇，肖恩.康纳利联合主演的

LZ使命召唤打多了

在我朝的特队面前，一切帝国主义的部队都是渣。

有5毛拿不？hoho