SAS question?

Question

Does the SAS's of England, Australia, and New Zealand have the same training center or does each country run their own training.

Answer 1

Each country runs its own training course.

However, the training of the British, Australian and New Zealand SAS are considered compatible with each other. It's not unheard of for an Australian SASR member (trained mostly in Western Australia) to transfer to the British Army's SAS.

Answer 2

First off there is no "English" S.A.S they are British and recruit from the British Armed Forces, they also allow Australian and New Zelander's military personnel from to join on attachment.

They have also traditionally used many members of the Fijian Armed Forces.

The interchange is normally with like trained members of the Australian, New Zealand & Fijian soldiers, occasionally US SF troops and German SF Troops on exchange training courses participate as well.

This also works the other way around with British S.F. soldiers training in Australia, New Zealand, USA, etc..etc..

Answer 3

They each have their own training facilities but often work together. An odd fact but in the 70's there was a lot of Fijians in the 22 Hartfordshire. Never found out why.