Britain’s Special Air Service is suffering an exodus of its most senior soldiers due to ‘decades of lawfare’ it was revealed on Monday.
Conservative MP Sir David Davis, who has launched a parliamentary bid to stem the tide, said leading Special Air Service (SAS) troops were signing off due to persecution from lawyers which he warned would ‘compromise’ the UK’s national security.
He cited the recent resignations of eight Warrant Officers, each with decades of experience, as ‘a huge loss to Special Forces’.
One of the SAS’s four ‘sabre squadrons’ is also known to be severely undermanned due to senior soldiers leaving the regiment. The
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