SAS to help British Forces to hunt down Nazi Criminals!

As the SAS empowers the professionals to accomplish various success, it has also revealed it’s to open the secrets and postwar exploits helping the government to hunt down the Nazi crime people. This also helps to shed light on Winston Churchill’s role in order to keep the service operational. A new book based on unprecedented access to the organization’s archive and covering its wartime activities has been published recently which has been described as the “the bad, ugly, the flaws, the frailties, the really embarrassing cock-ups along with the good, based on truth rather than the myth” that has hitherto shrouded the service by the President of SAS Regimental Association

British Special Forces have corralled hundreds of Islamic State jihadist in ‘kill boxes’ in the besieged Libyan city of Sirte, but the desperate fanatics are using pregnant women and girls as human shields to prevent them storming the town.

Elite commandos from the SAS and SBS – the Special Boat Service – secretly coordinated attacks by land, sea, and air to overpower IS fighters, retaking control of a crucial oil port in the terror group’s last bastion in Libya.

The British forces, working jointly with US Navy Seals, deployed drones, and high-tech infra-red cameras to locate hundreds of jihadist who have run the city as an extremist caliphate for the past 18 months.

Reports are only now starting to emerge of how, last Saturday, during a surprise assault, the special forces working with the Libyan army, air force and coast guard guided fighter-bombers and helicopter gunships on a series of raids that destroyed target buildings where there were clusters of IS militants, driving them into the open.

Russian-made Hind attack helicopters then strafed the jihadist as they made for the harbor. Coastguard vessels blocked any possible escape by sea, and ground troops drove in under sniper fire, building a new frontline with sand berms.

Airborne and land-based equipment managed by remote control had guided in a Mirage fighter jet that dropped two 500lb bombs and two MiGs that dropped up to six bombs.

By the early hours of the following day, the jihadist was cornered in multiple ‘kill boxes’ within an urban area of six square miles.

British and American strategists are now working with Libyan field commanders to determine the next move.

The parts of Sirte still under IS control are the last remaining areas held by the terror group in Libya.

Among the armed IS fighters and snipers positioned on rooftops, the sophisticated spotter cameras used by the SBS could make out the outlines of women and children being held as hostages by the fanatics, presenting the coalition forces with a dilemma.