SASR - Reconnaissance
In the reconnaissance role the SASR typically operates in small patrols which have the task of infiltrating enemy-held territory and providing intelligence on enemy troop movements. In this role the SASR generally seeks to avoid directly engaging enemy units, though SASR soldiers will call in air and other support to destroy enemy units whenever possible. SASR reconnaissance patrols can be inserted by air, land or sea (including by submarine) and have proven capable of covering large distances in jungle and desert terrain.
- SASR Role
- SASR Reconnaissance
- SASR Counter-terrorism and Special Recovery
- SASR Early days
- SASR Vietnam
- SASR After Vietnam
- SASR Peacekeeping
- SASR The Blackhawk tragedy
- SASR Broader horizons
- SASR in Afghanistan and Iraq
- SASR in Philippines and East Timor
- SASR Uniform and equipment
- SASR Selection and training
- SASR Alliances & Organisation
