SAS troops could be sacked after posting photos of their top-secret operations and training missions on Facebook
The MoD said the soldiers could face punishments "up to or including discharge"
ELITE SAS soldiers have enraged army bosses by posting pictures of themselves on Facebook - and could even face the SACK.
The troops - widely considered to be the best special forces unit in the world - are under strict orders not to reveal details of their dangerous covert operations.
"Sometimes younger blokes want to see the profile of the regiment raised, but these guys have gone off-grid."
He added: "The MoD (Ministry of Defence) have been looking at this and I predict it will be closed down."
The pictures feature the troops working with military dogs and show the silenced Colt Commando assault rifle SAS soldiers use.
A spokesman for the MoD said: "We are aware of an incident involving soldiers sharing images online. We expect the highest standards of behaviour from our personnel at all times, whether on or off duty.
"If any action by service personnel are deemed to breach values and standards, they are treated very seriously and there are a number of sanctions available to the chain of command up to or including discharge."
Last week an SAS hero rubbished a £6million probe into shoot-to-kill policy in Afghanistan, saying: “We did nothing wrong.”
He said his regiment’s illegal killing of unarmed civilians was “an unwritten rule of our job”.
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