SAS ROGUE WARRIORS

[CINDERS]

Just a question the Commando's, LRDG and the SAS in WWII were they one and the same or different training for the group one volunteered for as I have seen a pic of the LRDG with their S/F knives in view in a group with their vehicles. It is just a question as I would have thought the individual was trained across all environments making them more deployable to create chaos and take out specific targets no matter where.

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[Gil Boyd]

They were in fact separate units that the lads came from, pulled together on word of mouth or knowing Jock or Paddy or one of the lads who could put in a good word of their Military prowess having served with them already in action.
Now thats what you call selection. They were tough outcasts in their own units who wanted purpose in life and a reason for why they were in such a desolate location in those early days of WW2