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"By Strength And Guile"


This organisation is the Naval equivalent of the Army's SAS 
(Special Air Service). Personnel are all volunteers from the 
mainstream Royal Marines and vacancies are few with competition 
for entry intense.

Following an rigorous two week selection course which weeds out 
90% of volunteers, the surviving Marines undertake a one-year 
training course. Generally speaking only about 30 per cent of 
volunteers who start the SBS course at Poole complete it. 
Their selection includes survival test in the wilds of Scotland 
and grueling underwater exercises. In the diving phase they swim 
underwater for miles in the dark and mud. It includes tests of 
map reading skills, underwater demolitions and maritime 
antiterrorism training. 

The SBS specialises in mounting clandestine operations against 
targets at sea, in rivers or harbours and against occupied 
coastlines. beach reconnaissance, sabotage, oil platform and 
large ship assault.

Training includes canoe and boat handling, demolitions, 
parachuting, high-speed rope deployments from helicopters,  
sniping, swimming, diving (SCUBA), signals and intelligence 
gathering. Among the boat handling skills in which they are 
trained and tested, two men must paddle a canoe 30 miles in 
the open sea and in another exercise they carry the 
Klepper canoes cross country over ten miles.
Those who pass the selection course then undergo a Swimmer 
Canoeist Grade 3  training course. During this course the 
candidates still considered to be 'on probation'.

Those who do pass this course receive the qualification 
'Swimmer Canoeist ' and become a member of the SBS. At this 
stage they are assigned to one of the three squadrons. 
The swimmer canoeists join C Squadron and those who have 
ability with small boats, mini-submarines and delivery 
vehicles join S Squadron. The Marines tasked with maritime 
counter-terrorist operations and shipboard operations join 
M Squadron. Within M Squadron 'Black Troop' specialises in 
fast roping and abseiling from Sea King helicopters onto 
ship's decks and oil rigs. 






 






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