Talk:Special Forces of Zimbabwe

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Did some tidying up but the references quoted are dubious at bestBlackshod 13:39, 27 August 2007 (UTC)[reply]

'During the DRC second war, the SAS and commando regiment are forever honored from their professional performance as the greatest ever special forces to ever operate on African soil and for that type of warfare. Others argue even equal and better than US or UK special forces' : that's a very big claim to make without citing any sources. Reads more like a Zimbabwe Military PR document than a neutral encyclopedia article.

'Together with the SAS they are said with the GI Joe's of the ZNA.' what does this even mean?