In 1941, a British officer named David Stirling had a radical idea..
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But the British military didn’t take him seriously.
So what did he do? He broke into his own army’s headquarters in Cairo to pitch his idea directly to a general.
That’s how the SAS was born (bookmark this): pic.twitter.com/JMo8QPNf4k