SAS Webbing From The Falklands War

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When Argentina invaded the Falklands in April, 1982, Britain dispatched a large Naval Task Force to recapture the Falklands. Steaming south with the British fleet were D and G Squadron of the SAS, with supporting signals units. Accompanying the 2 Squadrons was Lieutenant-Colonel Mike Rose, the Commander of 22 SAS.
For the last 30 years, the SAS had been deployed around the world in a series of small conflicts, honing its skills in counter insurgency and counter-terrorism. For the first time since World War 2, the Regiment was about to take part in a large scale conflict.

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That cooker fits nicely in the milbank pouch in the water bottle pouch..😮

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Nice belt order. 44 pattern Compass pouch..

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Nice!

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Any Irish army webbing videos John?