How Can i Join or Get Training For The SAS (special Armed Services)?

Question

No Desertviking_00 i mean special ARMED services, its like SWAT accept they work with the army instead of the police

Answer 1

It depends which country you are from. In Australia SAS stands for Special Air Service and is part of the Royal Australian Army. If you are in another country then SAS may stand for something else. To join the Australian SAS you must first enlist in the Australian Army preferably in an infantry role. After initial training you can then apply to join the SAS you have to then pass a series of testing measures to see whether or not you are suitable for an SAS postion. For more info you need to make an appointment with your local Defence recruiter so that you can first enlist in the regular army. Check out this website if you have more questions, there are defence families there who are always willing to answer your questions Http://ADFFamilies.informe.com

Answer 2

Of course you mean Special Air Services. To begin with you would have to enlist in one of the armed forces of several Commonwealth nations (United Kingdom, Australia, New Zealand). From there you can make application for assignment to SAS.

Answer 3

Check out their website If find it first Ill get back to you

Type S.A.S. Army into search engine four sites from the top
Can't join from the street have to join Regulars first then consider but don't join some Crap Hat unit Paras Green Jackets something decent first
Work on Your fitness Most of it is mental Most Fail Good Luck
Your a Yank.... Thought you were on of us No S.W.A.T over here

Answer 4

I think you mean Special Reaction Team (SRT), they are part of the military police and basically do the same thing the SWAT does in the civilian world.

Hope that helps.

Answer 5

The role of the Australian Special Forces
http://www.defencejobs.gov.au/default.asp?p=170

Defence Force Recruiting Centres (DFRC) are located in major cities across Australia
http://www.defencejobs.gov.au/default.asp?p=123

Answer 6

I don't know if this will help you, but my son was wondering the same thing and this is what we found out by our local Sheriff and he knew this because he served in the Marines. He said that you can call or go to your local recruiting offices and ask and they will tell you. There is something for the Marines where you can start training with the jogging and such. The Sheriff called it something and can not recall what it was. Your best bet would be to call.