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[edit] Ugh, bad article

I've tried tidying up the nonencyclopedic language a bit, but I'm not familiar enough with the subject matter to decipher some of the jargon. I've left the following sentence in because, although it is awful, I get the idea it's saying something worth mentioning, but I don't know what.

"Then to add the icing on the cake you have 22 or SB guys whom come in as team commanders or are part of attachments which work alongside the det."

What's SB? Special Branch? Signals Batallion? What's '22'? Is it an abbreviation for a regiment or did the author mean '22 or 23' or '22 or so'? --Aim Here 15:07, 17 March 2006 (UTC)

I think "22" is reference to SAS regulars.

SB and 22 are references to the SBS and SAS troopers

SB is a reference to special branch. 22 is a reference to 22 Special Air service Regt

[edit] MRF

I suspect a mistake by saying that the MRF (Mobile Reconnaissance Force) was a cover name of the 14 Int. According to [1], the MRF (but refering as to Military Recognisance Force) was a special unit who was created and disbanded before the creation of the 14 Int. Rob1bureau

[edit] Nairac "alleged to be" in 14 Int - for Weggie

Weggie: Since 14 Int did not officially exist every member was alleged to be in it. Is anyone seriously saying Nairac was not in 14 Int? If not, then suggest the "alleged to be" is superfluous. But, let's not fight over it.

Nomath 12:11, 16 February 2007 (UTC)

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