Britain's SAS Warns Troops Are Scared To Pull Trigger Over 'Witch Hunts'

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Britain's SAS Warns Troops Are Scared To Pull Trigger Over 'Witch Hunts' Britain's Special Air Service soldiers are shying away from missions where they may have to kill, serving SAS officers say , because they fear being accused of war crimes later by a public inquiry that has hung over the regiment for nearly four years. The officers told the Telegraph that there have been no outright refusals to deploy. But some serving members are now "less inclined" to volunteer for dangerous operations they could be investigated over . Asked what kind of operations, one officer answered: "Jobs where you…

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