I am going to be a hostage for the SAS

[al123]

Someone my dad worked with did something that sounds very similar with the SAS and a plane. They set off smoke bombs in the cabin, he got dragged onto the wing, and shot in the chest a few times with some blanks then got kicked off the wing.

Enjoy

 

[Akira]

Someone my dad worked with did something that sounds very similar with the SAS and a plane. They set off smoke bombs in the cabin, he got dragged onto the wing, and shot in the chest a few times with some blanks then got kicked off the wing.

Enjoy

rofl

 

[Andelusion]

Right, let me think about this a moment.

You are going to be taken away by a group of men.

Men in masks.

You are going to be bound and gagged. By men in masks. Black masks.

You are going to be... 'manhandled' by these strangers.

Now take the letters from the abbreviation SAS and rearrange them: ASS.

Rather you than me.

roflcakes!

 

[Psypher5]

take flashbangs

or atleast give one of them a good smack in the face see what they do...

 

[rlm]

I think some of the people here will only believe you if you take a picture while said exercise is taking place and you include the obligatory loaf of bread in the shot.

 

[Slinwagh]

This happened last year too, SAS clearing a building. marines playing terrorists with CO19 and specialist police firearms officers from various forces.

It wasn't with live rounds either and there were no civilains.

Took the SAS about 9 minutes to clear, secure and rescue and rather large building.

It was a sight to be seen I am told.

 

[Eriedor]

Someone my dad worked with did something that sounds very similar with the SAS and a plane. They set off smoke bombs in the cabin, he got dragged onto the wing, and shot in the chest a few times with some blanks then got kicked off the wing.

Enjoy

I'm quite skeptical about the firing of blanks in his chest considering even blank rounds can cause physical damage due to the wad.

 

[West]

Terrorists Win tbfh.

 

[al123]

I'm quite skeptical about the firing of blanks in his chest considering even blank rounds can cause physical damage due to the wad.

Yeh they can do quite a bit of damage, Its what he said happened carn't remeber what he said they were wearing etc though.

 

[meghatronic]

Nothing beats the SBS repeatedly breaking into our nuclear facilities, though.... D)

Edit - to test their security, not for fun...

 

[Will_3rd]

bring me back something nice from the funny farm!

 

[AJUK]

/awaits a UK plane hijacking and heroic staged SAS rescue in the coming months.

 

[platypus]

Back when I was considering the RMC, the SAS was the ultimate goal. Have fun!

 

[utajoker]

i believe the sas treat hostages like terrorists, they dont wait around for you to get up they jus grab u and pull you up then throw u out the door.

they prob use blanks if they have civilians like you in the training excersice.

but i think i saw a documentary on them and when u do all the tests etc to get in isnt there one were they stand you in a dark room, then say " do not move" , then 2 guys empty an mp5 clip either side of ** head.

anyway have fun!

 

[Von Luck]

I'm quite skeptical about the firing of blanks in his chest considering even blank rounds can cause physical damage due to the wad.

Yeah, I wouldn't want someone shooting their wad over me.

 

[dbilsborough]

My friend went to one of these, they strip you naked and torture you until you tell them what they need to know. you just have to hope the SAS team thet rescue you are fast runners

 

[Master_X]

I have been told that they treat hostages like **** as they dont get told who is where in the plane and they could have a gun pretending to be a hostage!!


Prepair your self for some pain!!