This site showcases Australian SAS art and SASR artworks created by military artist, Ian Coate.

SASR Prints; Compound Assault $ 110.00; Compound Assault Size: 840mm x 595mm “SASR targeting operations against Taliban leadership routinely required the assault and clearance of hostile Afghan villages. Contact with the enemy often occurred both in and around compounds resulting in intense, close quarter fire-fights.

Australian SASR Prints Collection Various Limited Edition SAS Prints. Half of the purchase of all these prints go directly to the SAS Historical Foundation to maintain the historical collection and their military memorials.

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In military units, RSLs and Associations we have a number of paintings depicting WW1, WW2 and Vietnam era, and are even starting to get paintings commemorating our contribution in Afghanistan; however, there have been few paintings that give tribute to the veterans that have served in the Peacekeeping and world conflicts that happened since the ...

The SAS – from an original oil painting by Ian Coate – Published by the Australian SAS Association in connection with their 50th Anniversary. Limited Edition (1,000) Paper Print. Image size 720 x 600mm. Signed by the Commanding Officer and the Regimental Sergeant Major and the artist Ian Coate.

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A night Float on/Float off training activity from a Royal Australian Navy Collins Class Submarine, involves SASR soldiers using Zodiac inflatable boats. This print was authenticated and produced by SASR. * 150 limited edition prints * Image size: 320mm x 240mm

When established on 4 September 1964, the Special Air Service Regiment (SASR) adopted the sand-coloured beret, cap badge and parachute wings of the British SAS. The cap badge represents the downward pointing sword 'Excalibur' wreathed in flames. The British version of the cap badge is woven, with different types for officers and other ranks.