Embroidered on it is the famous SAS cap badge of a winged dagger and the motto 'Who Dares Wins'. When the badge is removed there is the outline of another once being present. This would have been ...

If they pass, they will make history as the first women entitled to wear the iconic Who Dares Wins winged dagger cap badge on a full-time basis. Article continues below ADVERTISEMENT The pair ...

The fledgling Special Forces of the Indian Army borrowed the "Winged Dagger" badge from the SAS, and replaced their motto "Who Dares Wins" with the word "Balidaan" (Sacrifice). In July 1967 ...

The Rolex Oyster Perpetual Explorer II has the regiment’s name, 22 Special Air Service, and famous winged dagger badge on the back and the unit’s “Who Dares Wins” motto around the outside.