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Len successfully campaigned for a memorial to the villagers which was unveiled at the National Memorial Arboretum. On the sixth day the gunmen shot dead Iranian press attaché Abbas Lavasani , and dumped his body outside the building. He was with the SAS for 26 years and saw active service in every special operation between 1959 and 1985. In 1991 Brummie founded the "Taste for Adventure Centre" outdoor activity centre for less privileged children.

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He's the best-selling author of The SAS Survival Handbook: How to Survive in the Wild, in Any Climate, on Land or at Sea.During the next 23 years, he served all over the world, including the Falkland Islands, and was decorated several times. of the men and boys from the local area were killed by the Germans, after they refused to betray them.

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Live TV pictures were broadcast to millions of people across the world, who watched as the SAS went in through the front balcony.Rusty Firmin was third in command of the troops that stormed the Iranian Embassy in London, killing five terrorist gunmen, and rescuing 19 hostages. He's actively campaigned for more recognition of the work done by the men of the SAS in past conflicts.

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The regiment moved to Bradbury Lines, Putson in Hereford in 1960, renaming it after their founder, Lieutenant-Colonel David Stirling in 1984.Listen to interviews, by BBC Hereford & Worcester's Nicola Goodwin, with former members of the Special Air Service, and their wives, about life in this elite regiment, and their base at Credenhill in Hereford: They closed the doors at the Putson base in 1999 and on 30 September 2000, they held the Official Opening Ceremony for their new Stirling Lines Headquarters.