SAS
Britishabbreviation
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Two former heads of all UK Special Forces suppressed evidence of possible SAS war crimes, a former high-ranking officer has told a public inquiry in closed evidence sessions.
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In a headline-grabbing move, the SAS Regimental Association is threatening legal action "if the bill is enacted in anything like its current state".
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Davis claimed the Northern Ireland Troubles Bill, which had its second reading in Parliament on Tuesday, is affecting morale in the SAS, and its ability to recruit and retain soldiers.
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Meanwhile, SAS chief executive Michael Dickson warned that there was already an increase in demands on the service compared to last year.
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Last winter the SAS was placed on the highest level of emergency due to the "significant pressure" placed on services.
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