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Elite SAS have posted what is thought to be the first ever images on Facebook

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16th Jul 17 3:28 pm

Revealed!

Crack members of the world’s elite fighting force, the SAS have shared operational photos, publicly on Facebook from the front line, which is believed to have annoyed top brass.

Once a soldier has passed the gruelling selection course the newly appointed wings and dagger SAS soldier must confirm to group policy.

©SAS/Facebook

Source: ©SAS/Facebook

TTP’s otherwise known as Tactics, Training and Procedures are most certainly off limits to the public, for the obvious reasons.

©SAS/Facebook

Source: ©SAS/Facebook It is believed these are the first photos publicy known showing dogs working with the SAS.

Each of the soldiers must also sing a disclosure agreement that prevents them from producing and or revealing any information publicly.

©SAS/Facebook

Source: ©SAS/Facebook

The page has been live since 2010 and more than 2,000 photos have been shared publicly on Facebook and has 21,000 followers.

©SAS/Facebook

Source: ©SAS/Facebook

The unknown group are wearing the new style of military DPM and are showing new weapons, mainly the new Colt assault rifles.

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Source: ©SAS/Facebook

These chaps are sitting on the tail end of a Chinook helicopter.

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Source: ©SAS/Facebook

a former SAS source that it is clear these photos show current serving soldiers, given the fact of their new boots, clothing and weaponary.

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Source: ©SAS/Facebook However, this picture show a soldier by the Arc of Triumph in Baghdad that could date back to the early 2000’s.

A former SAS source said The Daily Start that: “The images on this site are current and genuine.

©SAS/Facebook

Source: ©SAS/Facebook

“Sometimes younger blokes want to see the profile of the regiment raised, but these guys have gone off-grid.

“The MoD have been looking at this and I predict it will be closed down.”

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