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SAS Commander Quits Over Kit
30.10.2008
The commander of a Special Air Service (SAS) reserves unit has quit over a shortage of kit for his troops in afghanistan.
Major Morley, the commander of D Squadron, 23 SAS, reportedly resigned over the deaths of 3 23 SAS soldiers and an Intelligence Corps soldier in June. The 4 soldiers were travelling in a lightly armoured 'Snatch' Landrover when they were killed by an IED. A lack of suitable armoured vehicles for British troops has been the subject of criticism for some time.
Further reading:
SAS chief quits over 'negligence that killed his troops'
(Telegraph report)
